Bitcoin's traditional four-year boom-and-bust cycle, tied to its halving events, may be losing influence as shrinking new supply, growing institutional demand, and broader market liquidity become key price drivers. Analyst Willy Woo suggests Bitcoin could shift to a longer six-to-eight-year cycle aligned with traditional financial markets. Recent price moves, including a strong August rebound fueled by ETF inflows and Treasury market liquidity, support this view. However, the four-year cycle still shows relevance, and Bitcoin's future may involve a blend of supply events and macroeconomic factors influencing its price.
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