If you’ve ever wondered why Bitcoin seems to have its ups and downs every few years, it’s because of something called the 4-year cycle. In simple words, Bitcoin tends to go through phases of boom and correction roughly every four years, usually influenced by its “halving” events — when the reward for mining Bitcoin is cut in half. I’ve personally noticed that after each halving, Bitcoin often enters a bullish phase, reaching new highs, followed by a period of correction or consolidation.
Looking at past cycles, we can expect the next major growth phase sometime after the most recent halving in 2024. While no one can predict the exact price, history suggests Bitcoin could reach new all-time highs in the coming years. For me, this cycle reminds me that patience and understanding market patterns are just as important as timing. Bitcoin isn’t just a coin; it’s a story of cycles, patience, and potential!
