📈 $BTC
NOT YET A PEAK – NEW LIQUIDITY CYCLE JUST STARTING
Many investors are concerned that Bitcoin has peaked, but macro data indicates the opposite: the market has not entered the final acceleration phase. The “4-year cycle” that many believe in is actually just a coincidence with the global liquidity cycle. Bitcoin does not follow a fixed timer — it follows the flow of money.
BTC is a liquidity-absorbing asset, not a cash-generating one. When liquidity is tightened, prices are suppressed. When capital loosens, BTC runs strongest. We have just gone through the longest tightening phase in modern history, making this cycle distorted: slow increases, many correction phases, no parabolic run.
Nevertheless, BTC has maintained its upward momentum thanks to buying power from ETFs, institutions, and some countries accumulating — a factor that has never appeared in previous cycles. This is why the market remains resilient despite poor liquidity.
More importantly: the loosening phase is returning from December. Liquidity opens up first, the economy improves later, then risk assets explode. And BTC always reacts strongest when this signal appears.
Betting on a multi-year bear market now means betting against the strongest driver of the financial market: liquidity.