Jul 6, 2026 2:38 PM

The legendary four-year halving cycle is no longer the primary driver of Bitcoin’s price. While many still cling to the supply-shock narrative, the market has matured past this simple model. Bitcoin’s trajectory now depends entirely on institutional capital flows and the rise of "digital credit" rather than miner issuance. If the halving is no longer the main event, is the traditional cycle dead, or is this just a way to justify institutional control? What’s your take?
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