# 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.

Expert Says There Will Be No Altcoin Season In 2026, Here’s Why

According to crypto analyst Matthew Hyland, a traditional altcoin season is unlikely to occur in 2026. His analysis is based on historical patterns showing that recovery from major cycle lows in altcoin dominance typically takes two to three years. Since the most recent low likely happened around October 2025, the next altcoin season is projected for 2027-2028. Despite this, Hyland notes that the broader crypto market may still see significant gains in 2026, with Bitcoin expected to remain the dominant driver of price action. He also highlights that the current market is in a "max opportunity zone" for long-term accumulation. Supporting evidence shows social media discussions about "altseason" have hit a two-year low, which historically acts as a contrarian buy signal. This sentiment trough often indicates that altcoins are at yearly lows, presenting potential buying opportunities before a future rally.

bitcoinist03/07 05:02

Expert Says There Will Be No Altcoin Season In 2026, Here’s Why

bitcoinist03/07 05:02

Bitcoin Generational Buying Opportunity: The Most Bullish Time To Get In

Bitcoin's price has been moving sideways with weak demand. Analyst Crypto Patel suggests it may not have bottomed yet and could fall further, potentially breaking the $60,000 support and even dropping below $50,000. While this seems bearish short-term, Patel views it a "generational buying opportunity" if it occurs. He advises investors to think long-term and avoid emotional decisions, predicting this scenario could unfold over the next 3-6 months.

bitcoinist03/06 17:02

Bitcoin Generational Buying Opportunity: The Most Bullish Time To Get In

bitcoinist03/06 17:02

Altcoin Season Explosion: What Happens If Bitcoin Dominance Starts To Cool Off?

Crypto analyst Cyril predicts a potential altcoin season as Bitcoin dominance shows signs of cooling. He notes that altcoins are historically compressed against Bitcoin and are near long-term support levels similar to pre-altcoin season periods like 2020. If Bitcoin stabilizes and its dominance decreases, a rotation into altcoins could occur. Analyst Mark supports this view, pointing to expansion in the business cycle and improved liquidity as bullish catalysts. He highlights that altcoins have shown green monthly candles and a bullish MACD crossover after six years. Additionally, Santiment data indicates social interest in altcoins is at an extreme low, which historically precedes rallies. The recent pump in assets like Dogecoin further suggests a contrarian approach may be beneficial as altcoin seasons often begin when least expected.

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

Altcoin Season Explosion: What Happens If Bitcoin Dominance Starts To Cool Off?

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

Bear Market Script: Which Act Is Your 'Faith' Experiencing?

The article "Bear Market Script: Which Act Is Your 'Faith' Experiencing?" by TVBee analyzes the typical stages of a cryptocurrency bear market, using Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT) market capitalization as key indicators. It identifies 3-4 phases: 1. **Reaction Phase (Faith Intact)**: BTC declines while USDT rises, indicating some investors still hold hope. 2. **Confirmation Phase (Faith Collapses)**: BTC may fall or stagnate, and USDT decreases, confirming the bear market as capital exits. 3. **Accumulation Phase (Faith Consolidates)**: BTC may drop or trade sideways, but USDT rises again, suggesting stronger believers are preparing to re-enter. 4. **Final Panic Phase (Black Swan)**: A optional phase where both BTC and USDT fall sharply due to extreme events (e.g., 2022’s Luna collapse). The author suggests the current market (early 2026) is likely in Phase 2, driven by geopolitical tensions like the Iran conflict. The duration of this phase depends on external factors such as Trump administration policies, monetary changes, and potential black swan events. Ideal entry points for investors are during Phase 3 (USDT rising) or in the recovery phase (right-side entry), where USDT growth and BTC stabilization signal a market rebound. The analysis notes that bear markets are evolving—Phase 1 is shortening, but Phase 2 remains unpredictable due to external shocks. Caution and patience are advised.

marsbit03/05 07:45

38% of altcoins near all-time lows as BTC.D climbs – Setup bulls need?

A significant market divergence is unfolding, with Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) climbing 1.75% in 72 hours as capital flows increasingly into Bitcoin, partly driven by its perceived safe-haven status amid geopolitical tensions. A CryptoQuant report reveals 38% of altcoins are trading near all-time lows, marking one of the most severe pullbacks in recent cycles. However, this is not necessarily bearish for altcoins. Historically, strong Bitcoin momentum precedes capital rotation into altcoins. Current rock-bottom social volume for alts, combined with an impending $16 billion Fed liquidity injection, creates a favorable setup for a potential trend reversal and long-term market growth, with Bitcoin laying the groundwork for broader crypto momentum.

ambcrypto03/05 00:02

38% of altcoins near all-time lows as BTC.D climbs – Setup bulls need?

ambcrypto03/05 00:02

Bitcoin’s Last Cycle Bottom Shows When The Bleed Will End This Time Around

Crypto analyst Ardi suggests Bitcoin's current downtrend may end similarly to the last cycle bottom, where the market fully reset leverage and open interest was wiped out. While recent market conditions have flushed significant leverage, current open interest at $43.86B remains higher than previous cycle lows. Ardi notes speculative excess must nearly vanish for a true bottom, but believes geopolitical tensions are already priced in. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe predicts a potential rally to $75,000–$80,000 this month after consolidation, citing reduced selling pressure from long-term holders. BTC trades around $67,800, maintaining strength amid volatility.

bitcoinist03/04 19:02

Bitcoin’s Last Cycle Bottom Shows When The Bleed Will End This Time Around

bitcoinist03/04 19:02

Bitcoin Is Mirroring 2017, Not 2021, And An Explosive Rally Will Begin After This Happens

Based on technical analysis comparing Bitcoin's current price structure to historical cycles, this article argues that BTC is mirroring the slower, methodical buildup of 2017 rather than the rapid 2021 cycle. A key observation is that Bitcoin's price remains constrained below a long-term linear regression trendline, a major technical barrier that has historically preceded explosive rallies. In the 2017 cycle, a prolonged consolidation below this line was followed by a decisive breakout and a massive rally. Currently, despite setting a new all-time high, Bitcoin is still respecting this trendline as resistance and is approaching a key support level. The analysis suggests that a bounce from this support, followed by a confirmed breakout above the regression trendline, could initiate a powerful bull phase. This projected move, modeled on the 2017 pattern, has a long-term price target in the $500,000 range. The conclusion is that Bitcoin remains in an accumulation phase, and the true rally will only begin after this critical technical barrier is broken.

bitcoinist03/03 22:02

Bitcoin Is Mirroring 2017, Not 2021, And An Explosive Rally Will Begin After This Happens

bitcoinist03/03 22:02

Pundit Uses Bitcoin Halving Cycle To Show Exactly When To Start Buying BTC Again

A crypto analyst, Blockchainedbb, uses Bitcoin's historical halving cycle to predict the next optimal accumulation period for BTC. The analysis identifies a recurring pattern where a significant price bottom forms approximately 135 weeks before each halving event. Based on this pattern, the next major bottom is projected to occur in Q4 2024, with an estimated price range between $50,000 and $58,000. This would present a favorable long-term buying opportunity before the next sustained uptrend. The analyst suggests that Q1 and Q4 are the best quarters for long-term investors, with Q1 being a time to exit positions (potentially around $75,000) and Q4 for accumulation. Conversely, Q2 and Q3 are characterized as more volatile periods, better suited for short-term traders due to potential breakdowns and directional moves. The next Bitcoin halving is projected for April 2028.

bitcoinist03/01 05:02

Pundit Uses Bitcoin Halving Cycle To Show Exactly When To Start Buying BTC Again

bitcoinist03/01 05:02

Solana Foundation President Lily Liu Says 'Don't Waste Time with Crypto'—Is the Crypto Industry Really Dead?

Lily Liu, President of the Solana Foundation, sparked controversy by echoing a statement from OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger: "don't waste time with crypto." Steinberger’s remark was a direct response to ongoing harassment from crypto speculators who promoted a fraudulent token falsely tied to his project, causing significant financial losses for investors. His frustration is aimed at the predatory and scam-prone aspects of the industry rather than the technology itself. Liu’s repetition of the statement, however, was met with criticism and confusion, given her leadership role in a major blockchain foundation. Many interpreted it as a negative signal toward the crypto industry’s current state, though others suggested it might be ironic commentary on its speculative excesses. The incident reflects broader trends: talent and capital are shifting toward AI, which is seen as being in a value-creation phase with clearer opportunities. However, the crypto market has historically absorbed capital and attention when other tech sectors mature and returns diminish. The current downturn is part of a natural cycle, and the industry’s long-term viability will depend on what remains after speculative projects are filtered out.

marsbit02/28 12:32

Solana Foundation President Lily Liu Says 'Don't Waste Time with Crypto'—Is the Crypto Industry Really Dead?

marsbit02/28 12:32

Undervalued but structurally weak: Bitcoin’s current cycle paradox

Bitcoin has experienced significant volatility, recently falling to $66k after briefly touching $70k. Analysts attribute the ongoing pressure not to recent events but to a cyclical reset beginning in October. Key on-chain metrics present a paradox: the MVRV Z-score indicates Bitcoin is deeply undervalued, reaching historic lows, while the NUPL metric remains in the "hope" zone, suggesting a true market bottom, marked by a drop below zero, has not yet occurred. Furthermore, long-term holders, though still in profit on average, face pressure. This combination of statistical undervaluation and weak market structure suggests a risk of further decline toward $60k, with the potential for a full capitulation event still months away.

ambcrypto02/28 01:01

Undervalued but structurally weak: Bitcoin’s current cycle paradox