Here’s the real reason the 4-year Bitcoin cycle is dead: Arthur Hayes
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tldr; Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, argues that the traditional four-year Bitcoin cycle is no longer relevant. He attributes Bitcoin price cycles to monetary supply, particularly USD and Chinese yuan, rather than halving events or institutional interest. Hayes highlights factors like U.S. Treasury actions, deregulation, and Federal Reserve rate cuts as key influences. He notes that past cycles ended due to monetary tightening, and the current cycle is shaped by U.S. monetary expansion, with reduced influence from China compared to previous cycles.
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