The bitcoin cycle would be changing due to 2 factors
Two major financial firms announced moves that directly impact the institutional adoption of bitcoin.
BTC continues to incorporate users of different profiles.
The historical price chart of bitcoin (BTC) shows something that, for more than a decade, was almost a dogma: the market cycle is governed by halvings. Every four years, a reduction in issuance triggered explosive bullish phases followed by extensive corrections.
However, some analysts claim that, based on recent events on Wall Street, this cycle could be completely transforming.
There are two significant institutional movements that indicate a structural change that alters the usual dynamics of bitcoin. And that change comes from the evolution of the traditional financial system.
A pragmatic turn in favor of bitcoin
The first determining factor is the turn —not ideological, but pragmatic— of major capital managers. Vanguard, the second largest asset manager on the planet, will allow exposure to bitcoin for the first time.
Juan Rodríguez, a Colombian on-chain analyst, summarizes it this way: "Vanguard allows its clients exposure to BTC, due to its influence, this will attract long-term investors, retirement funds, and pensions."
This decision is not a simple product adjustment. It implies that retirement funds, sovereign funds, and multigenerational portfolios can now incorporate the invention of Satoshi Nakamoto, whose market capitalization is 1.8 trillion dollars.
