Experts say Bitcoin’s classic 4-year halving cycle

Experts say Bitcoin’s classic 4-year halving cycle is losing influence as macro trends take over

Treasury holdings, ETF, and Wall Street investment are key drivers of price movements

Some analysts argue that the cycle still exists as price patterns show signs of repeating

There is a growing debate around whether the classic 4-year Bitcoin halving cycle is still relevant or if it has become obsolete. 

For years, people have believed that after each halving, the price follows a predictable pattern. But with global economic trends playing a bigger role, many say Bitcoin is reacting to the wider market, and the old pattern is losing its power. 

Let’s find out what the experts have to say. 

The 4-Year Halving Cycle Might Be Over

Bitcoin expert Pierre Rochard is the latest one to weigh in. He says that it’s “more likely than not” that the classic 4-year halving cycles are over. He points out that halvings don’t really affect the trading supply anymore since 95% of Bitcoin is already mined.