Bitcoin has been quite interesting lately. The price is approaching $96,000, and many are asking what will happen next. The end of January might be a key point.
There's an old topic here—the four-year cycle of Bitcoin. It halves every four years, and the market performance fluctuates accordingly, cycle after cycle. But the question is: can this pattern still continue to dominate the subsequent market trends? Or has the market environment changed, and the historical pattern needs to be updated?
Anyway, this recent surge has indeed given the market some expectations. Whether it can break the existing rhythm, we'll see by the end of January.
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OnchainDetective
· 2h ago
According to on-chain data, the trading pattern at the 96000 price level is a bit abnormal... Usually, before such key nodes, there are large wallets pre-positioning, and I have already identified the movements of several suspicious addresses.
The 4-year cycle? It's obvious that the market is trying to validate itself, but the true fund flows have long exposed the real intentions before the halving. Will it be clear by the end of January? I have already guessed it.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 17h ago
Damn, 96k is really coming. I give a 70% chance that it will break 100k by the end of January.
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SnapshotBot
· 18h ago
If 96k can't be broken, then the four-year cycle theory really needs to be revised.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 18h ago
96k is really a hurdle; only breaking through counts
Everyone whose mentality is collapsing is waiting until the end of January; it's actually all gambler's psychology
That four-year cycle theory... should have been outdated long ago, the rules completely changed after institutions entered the market
This wave of rise is fierce, but I'm still a bit hesitant; I feel that high-level oscillation is more likely
To put it simply, it's about who has a stronger mentality
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 18h ago
96k is really a threshold; we'll know whether it breaks through in January.
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Is the four-year cycle still useful now? Honestly, I'm a bit skeptical.
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Waiting again until the end of January. I'm the type to get annoyed by waiting.
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Hope for the best, but still keep your wallets tight, everyone.
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Is the historical pattern invalid? Haha, I've heard that kind of talk too many times.
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Has it broken through 96k? Why am I still so anxious?
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The cycle theory is outdated; now it's a game for big institutions.
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See you in January for the verdict. By then, we'll see who is dumping the market.
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StealthMoon
· 18h ago
96k just want to run? I think it's a gamble; breaking 100k by the end of January is the real story.
Bitcoin has been quite interesting lately. The price is approaching $96,000, and many are asking what will happen next. The end of January might be a key point.
There's an old topic here—the four-year cycle of Bitcoin. It halves every four years, and the market performance fluctuates accordingly, cycle after cycle. But the question is: can this pattern still continue to dominate the subsequent market trends? Or has the market environment changed, and the historical pattern needs to be updated?
Anyway, this recent surge has indeed given the market some expectations. Whether it can break the existing rhythm, we'll see by the end of January.