Everyone mentions the "4-year cycle" like a mantra. 🔥
But very few dare to ask: is it still exactly true? $ACT
History has been quite clear:
• BTC tends to bottom out when PMI contracts $FORM
• BTC usually explodes when PMI expands
But what about the present?
• Weak PMI
• Liquidity is tightening
• Macro is as tense as a guitar string
Yet BTC still runs. $GHST
This suggests an important shift: Bitcoin may no longer just "follow the cycle" — it is starting to front-run the macro recovery, moving ahead of the improving data.
If liquidity truly reverses, the next cycle will not resemble the old cycle:
smoother, longer, and led more strongly by the macro.
Do you still want to cling to the "4-year cycle" like an old lifebuoy… or are you ready to believe that BTC is changing its operation and moving ahead of the macro?
