Recent reports, including statements from the investment manager of Bitwise, suggest that the (four-year traditional Bitcoin cycle), which typically consists of 3 years of growth and 1 year of decline, has already ended.
This perspective comes with Bitcoin transitioning into a mature financial asset, where major institutional investments and the adoption of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) help reduce the usual price volatility.
Experts believe that the direct impact of "halving" (Halving) events has become less severe compared to previous cycles, paving the way for sustainable growth based on continuous financial inflows rather than cyclical speculation.
Current forecasts lean towards greater stability and sustainable growth away from the intense volatility we used to see.
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The end of the traditional Bitcoin cycle?
Recent reports, including statements from the investment manager of Bitwise, suggest that the (four-year traditional Bitcoin cycle), which typically consists of 3 years of growth and 1 year of decline, has already ended.
This perspective comes with Bitcoin transitioning into a mature financial asset, where major institutional investments and the adoption of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) help reduce the usual price volatility.
Experts believe that the direct impact of "halving" (Halving) events has become less severe compared to previous cycles, paving the way for sustainable growth based on continuous financial inflows rather than cyclical speculation.
Current forecasts lean towards greater stability and sustainable growth away from the intense volatility we used to see.
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