Quantitative tightening is over and balance sheets are growing again, but cycle theory and adoption concerns still cloud ...

Has the bitcoin price truly broken from its historic four-year rhythm, or is global liquidity now dictating the pace of every major cycle? Analyzing BTC Growth Since Cycle Lows, we can see that ...

For over a decade, Bitcoin’s price marched to a predictable drumbeat: the four-year halving cycle. Each halving slashed miner rewards, triggered saupply shock, and ignited explosive bull runs followed ...

The halving-driven Bitcoin pricing pattern that shaped Bitcoin’s early history is losing power. As more BTC enters circulation, each halving has a smaller relative impact. According to Grayscale, ...

Bitcoin ended 2025 in the red, a year after its April 2024 halving, raising questions about whether the four-year crypto ...

The biggest question in bitcoin right now is: has it topped for the cycle at $126,500 on Oct. 6, or is there still more room to run? Every four years, a halving cuts the new supply of bitcoin in half.

Motley Fool warns crypto winter could return in 2026 as Bitcoin lacks catalysts after posting first annual loss since 2022.

Bitcoin ETFs helped spur a new bull run after years of soul-searching among crypto advocates. But as 2026 gets up and running ...

After years of predictable cycles, Bitcoin may finally be changing its rhythm. That was the message from Beau Turner, CEO of Abundant Mines, during an interview with TheStreet Roundtable's Alp Gasimov ...

Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) signature four-year halving cycle, where market peaks follow 12–18 months after each halving, may be weakening or breaking entirely, according to top traders. The market is now ...

Bitcoin is likely headed for a challenging 2026, with many analysts expecting the cryptocurrency to extend its late-2025 ...

Based on time, price, and technical parameters, Bitcoin has exhausted its bullish momentum. We executed a full exit at ~$110k to lock in 175% returns. A breakdown below $75k is the critical ...