Should BTC finish the year in the red, we'd be witnessing something pretty rare—a meaningful challenge to the conventional 4-year cycle narrative that's been driving crypto market dynamics for over a decade. The pattern has held up remarkably well historically, making this scenario genuinely noteworthy from a macro perspective.
What makes this particularly intriguing is what could unfold in 2025. If the traditional cycle does break down, it might signal a structural shift in how Bitcoin behaves as an asset class matures. The next 12 months could reshape everything we thought we knew about Bitcoin's seasonality and medium-term momentum patterns.
Either way, we're potentially looking at territory worth paying close attention to.
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DuckFluff
· 1h ago
Is the four-year cycle about to collapse? Then it's definitely worth watching; we might have to rewrite the history books.
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WalletManager
· 10h ago
Four-year cycle collapse? If that's really the case, I need to reevaluate my entire position allocation, and my private key management strategy also needs to be adjusted.
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ForkItAll
· 22h ago
Four-year cycle burst? The story in the crypto world is just made up, don't take it too seriously.
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LayerZeroHero
· 22h ago
Is the four-year cycle broken? Honestly, I don't think the suspense is that big this time. Bitcoin has long been less "rule-abiding."
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ForkPrince
· 22h ago
Breaking the 4-year cycle? Haha, if it really happens, that would be interesting. Let's see how 2025 unfolds.
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FlyingLeek
· 22h ago
Speaking of the four-year cycle, if it really breaks, that would be truly outrageous... But on the other hand, maybe this is what BTC is supposed to look like?
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ProxyCollector
· 22h ago
If the four-year cycle really collapses, then all our ten years of research papers will be for nothing, haha.
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AirdropChaser
· 22h ago
If the four-year cycle is broken, that would really be outrageous. Our group has been living on this set of arguments for the past ten years.
Should BTC finish the year in the red, we'd be witnessing something pretty rare—a meaningful challenge to the conventional 4-year cycle narrative that's been driving crypto market dynamics for over a decade. The pattern has held up remarkably well historically, making this scenario genuinely noteworthy from a macro perspective.
What makes this particularly intriguing is what could unfold in 2025. If the traditional cycle does break down, it might signal a structural shift in how Bitcoin behaves as an asset class matures. The next 12 months could reshape everything we thought we knew about Bitcoin's seasonality and medium-term momentum patterns.
Either way, we're potentially looking at territory worth paying close attention to.