VanEck's take on what's coming: Q1 2026 looks set to be a risk-on period for investors, riding on clearer fiscal and monetary signals. But here's the catch—Bitcoin's famous four-year cycle has shifted gears in 2025, which suggests keeping your guard up for now. The improved policy visibility could spark appetite for riskier assets, yet the altered cycle pattern adds a layer of uncertainty to near-term Bitcoin moves. This mixed signal shows why staying cautious while watching for clarity makes sense.
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ForkTongue
· 7h ago
The four-year cycle is broken, this time it's different. We need to keep a close eye.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 8h ago
The four-year cycle has collapsed, and policy signals are still unclear. This means Q1 will have to continue to endure, so don't be fooled by the "risk-on" rhetoric.
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GasFeeVictim
· 8h ago
Has the four-year cycle of Bitcoin been broken? This time it's not following the usual pattern, no wonder the market has felt a bit strange these past few days.
VanEck's take on what's coming: Q1 2026 looks set to be a risk-on period for investors, riding on clearer fiscal and monetary signals. But here's the catch—Bitcoin's famous four-year cycle has shifted gears in 2025, which suggests keeping your guard up for now. The improved policy visibility could spark appetite for riskier assets, yet the altered cycle pattern adds a layer of uncertainty to near-term Bitcoin moves. This mixed signal shows why staying cautious while watching for clarity makes sense.