The price journey of bitcoin has long followed a four-year rhythm tied to its halving events. Historically, BTC starts appreciating roughly a year before each halving, driven by the anticipation that supply scarcity will boost its value. About eighteen months later, it typically reaches a new all-time high before entering a sharp six-month correction, followed by a year-long bear market. This is a broad pattern with variations, yet since bitcoin’s inception in 2009, the sequence has repeated with striking regularity. With the last halving taking place in April 2023, the current cycle suggests that a new peak should ... (full story)