tldr; The article discusses how Bitcoin’s traditional four-year halving cycle, which historically influenced price patterns, is being overshadowed by institutional factors such as ETFs, policy liquidity, and derivatives. These elements are reshaping Bitcoin’s market dynamics, making the halving less dominant in dictating price movements. Institutional integration, broader investor bases, and regulated financial products are altering demand and risk management, creating a more complex and nuanced market structure for Bitcoin.
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halvings were never the main driver anyway. just gave retail something to point at
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tldr; The article discusses how Bitcoin’s traditional four-year halving cycle, which historically influenced price patterns, is being overshadowed by institutional factors such as ETFs, policy liquidity, and derivatives. These elements are reshaping Bitcoin’s market dynamics, making the halving less dominant in dictating price movements. Institutional integration, broader investor bases, and regulated financial products are altering demand and risk management, creating a more complex and nuanced market structure for Bitcoin.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
halvings were never the main driver anyway. just gave retail something to point at