Bitcoin investors are facing a changing landscape in 2025 as the traditional four-year cycle loses relevance. Analysts are exploring new frameworks to understand Bitcoin’s future trajectory amidst institutional capital influx, weakened halving impact, AI competition, and evolving global liquidity trends.

In an exclusive Cointelegraph interview, Jeff Park of ProCap BTC challenges the four-year cycle, suggesting Bitcoin may be transitioning to a shorter, more dynamic two-year cycle due to institutional flow incentives differing from retail investors.

Park’s theory proposes shorter cycles could reshape investor views on timing, volatility, and Bitcoin’s path through 2026, as liquidity patterns intersect with the new cycle, potentially influencing the next major move in the market.

For a complete breakdown of the two-year cycle theory and its implications for Bitcoin’s future, watch the full interview with Jeff Park on the Cointelegraph YouTube channel.

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