The 4-Year Crypto Cycle Is DEAD (Here’s What Happens Next)

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The 4-year Bitcoin cycle might finally be dead — and most investors don’t realize it yet.

For over a decade, traders believed every major crypto bull run followed the same pattern: the Bitcoin halving cuts supply, price explodes, and then a brutal bear market follows. But the truth is far more complex.

In this video, we break down why the 4-year crypto cycle was never driven by the halving, but by global liquidity — how much money is flowing through the system. When liquidity expands, every risk asset — from Bitcoin and Ethereum to stocks and altcoins — surges. When it contracts, everything crashes.

From 2013 and 2017 to 2021, every crypto bull run aligned perfectly with massive central bank easing. And every crash followed tightening. But COVID’s policy whiplash shattered that rhythm — creating what could become crypto’s first 5-year cycle.

In this video, we’ll cover:
– Why the Bitcoin halving no longer drives the market
– How liquidity cycles actually shape every crypto bull run and crash
– The role of global central banks, interest rates, and QE/QT in Bitcoin’s price
– How BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF and institutional flows are changing market structure
– Why altcoins and Ethereum could outperform when the next easing wave hits
– What the next phase of this bull market could look like heading into 2026 and beyond

This is the most important macro shift in crypto since 2013 — and most traders are still using an outdated map.

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