The End of Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycle? How ETFs and Institutions Are Reshaping the Market

In this article, we explain that bitcoin’s traditional four-year boom-and-bust cycle may be becoming less predictable as institutional adoption continues to grow. We also highlight how regulatory developments, spot Bitcoin ETFs, and increasing institutional ownership are reshaping market dynamics, reducing volatility, and positioning bitcoin as a more mature, long-term asset class rather than a purely speculative investment.

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The End of Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycle? How ETFs and Institutions Are Reshaping the Market

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