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Is the Bitcoin halving cycle dead? This might be the most important question in crypto right now.

For years, everyone has relied on the 4-year halving cycle to predict Bitcoin's price movements. But the game has fundamentally changed.

Here's what's happening: The halving reduces supply by 900 BTC per day. Sounds significant, right? But institutions are now buying 7 times that amount every single day. When demand is crushing supply at this scale, the halving becomes less relevant as a price driver.

In this video, we break down why Bitcoin's price action in 2025 has been dominated by macro factors—not mining dynamics. We're talking about interest rates, global liquidity, and growth expectations. The data shows that 80% of Bitcoin's price moves this year were driven by these macro signals, not the halving event itself.

Bitcoin is no longer just a crypto asset. It's being absorbed into the traditional financial system and now trades like a global macro asset. This changes everything about how we should think about future price movements.

The halving still matters—but it's no longer the engine driving the market. It's just a spark.

The next bull run won't follow the old playbook. It won't follow the same chart patterns we've memorized. Instead, it will follow liquidity. And if you're paying attention to the macro environment, you'll know that liquidity is starting to come back.

If you want to understand where Bitcoin is really headed, you need to stop looking at halving charts and start watching the macro landscape.

Drop a comment below: Do you think the halving cycle is dead, or is it still relevant?