Bitcoin Four-Year Cycle Ends as Market Structure Evolves

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In accordance with Ourcryptotalk, Bitcoin's 30% correction from its October 2025 high does not signal a traditional four-year cycle collapse. The market now operates under a new structure defined by institutional balance sheets, regulated vehicles, and improved infrastructure. Unlike past cycles, the current drawdown has not led to a 70–90% crash, with dominance remaining above 58% and ETFs absorbing sell pressure. The article outlines a multi-phase liquidity arc, with Bitcoin trading in an 85K–110K range and altcoins expected to rise in 2026. Institutional accumulation and policy clarity are reshaping risk dynamics, replacing the old cycle's volatility with a more extended, layered market evolution.

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