Bitcoin’s Four-Year Rhythm: A Long-Term ViewBitcoinIG:BITCOINferritafreshiBitcoin’s price history seems to be very rhythmic. Almost organic cycles of boom and correction. The monthly chart above captures this phenomenon with striking clarity. By plotting equidistant vertical lines and overlaying time cycles, we can see that Bitcoin’s market behavior appears to follow a four-year cadence — a pattern that aligns closely with its halving events and broader macro sentiment shifts. The Four-Year Cycle Pattern Each green semicircle on the chart represents a full cycle, roughly four years in duration. Despite the limited number of samples (only three complete cycles so far), the data stretches back nearly a decade — enough to observe a consistent rhythm of accumulation, expansion, and correction. 2017–2021: The explosive rally culminating near $65K marked the end of one cycle. 2021–2025: The next cycle began with a deep correction, followed by renewed momentum into new highs above $100K. 2025–2029 (projected): The current phase shows Bitcoin retracing from its upper range, suggesting a cooling period before the next accumulation phase begins. This cyclical behavior mirrors what many long-term analysts, including PlanB’s Stock-to-Flow model and various on-chain studies, have proposed.....that Bitcoin’s supply-driven halvings create predictable waves of market liquidity. While three or four samples are not statistical certainty, the consistency across timeframes and technical structures is interesting. Bitcoin’s cyclical trend seems to be less random. This analysis isn’t a prediction but a framework. But....if the pattern holds, the next major accumulation window could emerge as Bitcoin approaches the lower boundary near $50K later in 2026.