Bitcoin has remained just above $100,000 for several months, raising questions about whether this level signifies the peak of the current cycle or if there is still potential for growth. In a recent interview, macro analyst Lyn Alden discusses the current Bitcoin cycle and its potential differences from previous ones. While the traditional four-year halving pattern has influenced expectations, Alden argues that liquidity conditions and macroeconomic changes may now play a more significant role. The discussion covers various factors affecting the market, including political developments, the rise of corporate Bitcoin treasuries, and the evolving nature of institutional interest in Bitcoin cycles. Alden examines whether the current price movements indicate a healthy consolidation phase or a warning that the peak may have already passed. Instead of making bold forecasts, the focus is on what investors should monitor in the current macroeconomic landscape. For more insights, watch the full conversation on our YouTube channel and subscribe for further discussions on macro and crypto. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news