Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle may be changing


On-chain analyst Willy Woo believes $BTC could be transitioning from its traditional 4-year cycle toward a 6–8-year cycle.
As the impact of Bitcoin halvings on new supply continues to weaken, broader macro and debt cycles may play a bigger role in shaping future market trends.
A potential structural shift worth watching. 👀
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CoreJourney
· an hour ago
The diminishing halving effect is indeed a major trend. Longer cycles mean lower volatility, making the market more favorable for institutions.
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DCAPlan
· an hour ago
The shift from 4 years to 6–8 years essentially reflects BTC’s transformation from an alternative asset into a macro asset, with the halving narrative giving way to the liquidity narrative.
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IndicatorPanel
· an hour ago
I only buy half of Willy Woo’s view: once the macro debt cycle comes into play, BTC’s correlation with U.S. stocks will only grow stronger.
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FloorWatcher
· an hour ago
A 6–8-year cycle? Then the time I’ve been underwater this cycle will set a new record.😂
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