Bitcoin’s Four-Year Halving Cycle Isn’t Dead—ETFs Now Set the PaceBitcoin’s supply cycle remains intact, but ETF-era demand has changed how traders read it.
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What is unusual: this halving cycle has so far gained only 92.2% from halving to peak — versus +685% (2020 cycle), +2,895% (2016 cycle), and +9,199% (2012 cycle). That gap has split institutional analysts into two camps. One says the four-year halving cycle...
Bitcoin ETFs crossed $115 billion in assets under management by late 2025 — a milestone that represents a structural shift in who is holding Bitcoin and how they respond to price movements. Institutional flows now represent a meaningful percentage of Bitcoi...
However, behind these debates over short-term paths lies a deep and unified consensus forming in the market regarding Bitcoin's long-term positioning: Bitcoin's pricing mechanism has completely decoupled from the halving cycle narrative, and its pricing pow...
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Analysts remain divided on whether Bitcoin's typical four-year cycle has ended in 2025, with institutional exchange-traded funds and regulatory shifts cited as key factors in the ongoing debate. The four-year cycle is tied to Bitcoin halving events, which c...
The BitcoinBTC-- market of 2026 is no longer the same beast it was in 2020 or 2016. The traditional four-year halving narrative-once a cornerstone of crypto investing-has been upended by a confluence of institutional adoption, macroeconomic tailwinds, and r...
BTC Institutional flows have replaced halving as the dominant price driver - here's what that means. ... - The halving cycle is dead. ETFs now move 12x daily mining supply, making institutional flows the marginal price driver - not miner selling. ... In 202...
- Bitcoin ETFs attracted $35.2B in net inflows during 2024 and now hold $123.5B in total assets. - Morgan Stanley filed for spot Bitcoin and Solana ETFs on January 6. It became the first major U.S. bank to seek its own spot Bitcoin ETF. - BlackRock’s IBIT h...
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF received around 15 billion dollars' worth of investment inflow since January 2024, whereas Grayscale lost 16 billion. This is according to a day-to-day investment flow timeline involving 10 of the 11 Bitcoin ETFs that got approved by...
BlackRock and Fidelity’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have accounted for a significant share of the issuers’ total ETF inflows this year. The Bitcoin ETFs amount to 26% and 56% in year-to-date inflows for BlackRock and Fidelity respectively, ac...
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF has clocked more than $37 billion in net inflows during 2024, outpacing rivals including Fidelity, which pulled nearly $12 billion. Fidelity Ethereum Fund (FETH) again notched second place, with $1.5 billion in net inflows. “Fid...
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds drew in nearly 67% of over $31.77 billion in inflows recorded by all crypto ETFs in 2025, with most of it flowing into BlackRock’s flagship BTC fund, IBIT. Summary - Crypto ETFs drew in nearly $32 billion from investo...
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