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Tom Lee’s comment about Bitcoin possibly breaking the traditional four-year cycle isn’t just a random bold call, it’s rooted in how different this market looks compared to past cycles. Dazia sees this as a shift driven by structure, not hype. In previous cycles, Bitcoin moved almost mechanically around halvings, followed by retail-driven booms and brutal resets. This time, the market has changed. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in steady institutional capital, not emotional money that rushes in and out. Pension funds, asset managers, and long-term allocators don’t trade on fear or memes, they build positions slowly and hold through volatility, which changes the entire rhythm of price action. Tom Lee has also pointed out that liquidity conditions matter more now than ever. As expectations grow for easier financial conditions into 2025, risk assets like Bitcoin stand to benefit earlier and more consistently than in past cycles. Add to that the fact that Bitcoin supply growth is already compressed after the halving, while demand keeps expanding through ETFs and corporate exposure, and the classic “boom then bust” pattern starts to weaken. Dazia believes this is why the $180K by January 2026 target is being discussed seriously, not as a moonshot, but as a scenario where Bitcoin re-prices faster due to structural demand. Another key factor is narrative maturity. Bitcoin is no longer treated purely as a speculative trade; it’s increasingly viewed as digital gold, a hedge against currency debasement, and a long-term store of value. Governments running persistent deficits, rising global debt, and geopolitical uncertainty all feed into this thesis. If Bitcoin continues to absorb capital during pullbacks instead of collapsing like in earlier cycles, that alone would confirm that the four-year pattern is breaking. This doesn’t mean the road will be smooth, but it does suggest that the next leg up may be less about mania and more about sustained accumulation, which is exactly what makes Tom Lee’s projection feel realistic rather than reckless.$BTC

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I lost too much money on PEPE, 😭😭$PEPE and it hurts in a quiet way that’s hard to explain. Every time I look at the numbers, it feels like months of hope disappeared in a few careless moments. I trusted the trade, believed in the timing, and now I’m left sitting with regret and a heavy heart. This loss didn’t just take money, it shook my confidence and reminded me how unforgiving this market can be. Still, I pray for recovery, not just of the funds, but of patience, clarity, and strength to move forward without letting this setback define me. I ask Allah to replace this loss with something better and guide me toward wiser decisions ahead. #BinanceBlockchainWeek #WriteToEarnUpgrade #TrumpTariffs #BTCVSGOLD #CPIWatch

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