# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Cycle

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Cycle", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

A Game with No Winners: How to Break the Deadlock in the Altcoin Market?

The altcoin market is currently trapped in a "four-lose dilemma" due to flawed token distribution models. The prevalent low initial circulation strategy, designed to artificially maintain high fully diluted valuations (FDV), has backfired. It creates a scenario where centralized exchanges, token holders, project teams, and venture capitalists all ultimately suffer. Exchanges face community backlash from poor token performance, holders experience price collapse as supply unlocks, projects damage the industry's fundraising capacity, and VCs see their long-term investment channels deteriorate. Market responses, such as the 100% initial circulation of meme coins and the community-centric MetaDAO model, have failed to provide sustainable solutions, often creating new problems like extreme volatility or alienating talented founders. A potential path forward requires rebalancing interests: exchanges should shift from arbitrary lockups to KPI-based unlocks; holders should demand transparency and control over major decisions without micromanaging; projects must only issue tokens with clear utility and product-market fit; and VCs should stop forcing token launches on every project. The next 12 months will be challenging as the market absorbs the last wave of excess supply from the 2021-2022 funding boom. However, this digestion period, coupled with more selective token launches and evolving standards, could lead to a healthier market. The long-term viability of the altcoin model depends on avoiding a "lemon market" where only failing projects issue tokens, while successful ones opt for traditional equity. Despite current hardships, tokens retain unique advantages for driving growth and building loyal communities when implemented correctly.

marsbit01/12 03:38

A Game with No Winners: How to Break the Deadlock in the Altcoin Market?

marsbit01/12 03:38

Matrixport Research: Trading Environment Persists, But a New Uptrend Cycle Still Awaits

Matrixport Research: Trading Environment Persists, But a New Uptrend Cycle Still Requires Patience Entering 2026, Bitcoin's market dynamics differ from typical early-cycle rebounds. While recent technical indicators show signs of recovery, suggesting a tactically more positive stance, structural signals for a sustained bull market remain insufficient. Historical patterns indicate that once the price falls below the one-year moving average, it often enters a more challenging phase. Coupled with weakening capital inflows, this cycle is more probable to transition into a market environment demanding selective opportunities and strict trading discipline. On-chain data reveals that long-term holders continue to distribute their holdings in an orderly manner. Following the launch of Bitcoin spot ETFs in early 2024, "super whales" initially increased purchases during the subsequent pullback but shifted to a net selling pattern since October 2024. This group has sold approximately $61 billion worth of Bitcoin cumulatively since then, maintaining net sales over the past 30 days. This selling pressure has been largely absorbed by mid-sized whales, resulting in price action characterized by back-and-forth consolidation within a high range rather than a typical parabolic top or panic selling. A core constraint of this cycle is the lack of incremental capital. The 30-day net change in Bitcoin's Realized Cap has been declining since its peak in late 2024. Despite multiple price rebounds in 2025, the underlying fund flows had already weakened. This divergence explains the previous unsustainable rallies and indicates that the current rebound is built on a fragile foundation of capital. Furthermore, growth in new addresses has slowed, indicating a lack of new, large-scale investor participation. The price is currently near the True Market Mean Price (TMMP), suggesting limited willingness for new buyers to chase the price higher. Historically, sustained upward movements require the price to break significantly above the TMMP, confirmed by synchronized capital inflows. Without this, the price is more likely to oscillate near the TMMP. In conclusion, while the technical repair allows for a tactically positive outlook, this uptick should be viewed as a tactical rebound rather than the start of a new structural bull cycle. Bitcoin still faces core constraints like insufficient capital inflows and ongoing selling by super whales, which will likely cap upside potential. The market is expected to offer periodic, trade-specific opportunities rather than a smooth trending market. In this environment, risk management and discipline should take precedence over long-only buy-and-hold strategies.

marsbit01/09 09:53

Matrixport Research: Trading Environment Persists, But a New Uptrend Cycle Still Awaits

marsbit01/09 09:53

Liquidating Gold and Silver, I'm Betting on the True Direction of Liquidity

This article outlines a strategic shift in investment focus from precious metals to crypto assets, based on the author's analysis of market cycles, timing, and capital rotation. The author notes that gold and silver have had an exceptionally strong year, with gold hitting record highs and silver delivering top returns. However, the market is driven by cyclical patterns, not asset preference. The author has decided to liquidate precious metal holdings because they believe the current cycle phase is complete: defensive assets like gold have absorbed liquidity, provided safety demand, and achieved price discovery. Historical liquidity cycles show that after a strong rally in precious metals, capital typically rotates into risk assets like stocks, tech, and crypto. The author observes clear signals of this shift: precious metals are showing signs of having peaked annual highs, volatility is decreasing, and demand at high levels is weakening. While the technical patterns may not perfectly mirror past cycles (like 2017 or 2021), market psychology, expectations, and collective belief are powerful drivers. The majority of participants now believe in the four-year cycle and structural capital rotation, which can alter price paths independently of fundamentals. The author concludes that crypto assets are the next destination for this liquidity. Crypto remains undervalued, faces mainstream skepticism, and appears risky—conditions that often precede major rallies. The decision to sell precious metals is not a rejection of their value but an acknowledgment that liquidity has changed direction. Profiting in markets requires adapting to cycles and capital flows, not holding onto past winners. The optimal time for rotation is when most investors are still hesitant and awaiting confirmation.

比推01/05 05:19

Liquidating Gold and Silver, I'm Betting on the True Direction of Liquidity

比推01/05 05:19

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