Most crypto traders still believe $Bitcoin is following the traditional 4-year pattern:
Halving → Bull Run → Blow-Off Top → Multi-Year Bear Market.
But the evidence from the past decade clearly shows that Bitcoin’s biggest moves have never been caused by halvings.
They’ve been caused by liquidity expansions — and those expansions are forming again now.
The chart comparing Bitcoin with the Global Liquidity Index makes the case unmistakable:
Every major peak aligned with liquidity surges, not halving dates.

And the same setup is beginning to build into 2025–2027.
As per X account Bull Theory, this is exactly the case.
Even with recent price drawdowns, total stablecoin supply continues to climb.
This matters because stablecoins are the closest thing crypto has to a money supply. Rising supply indicates:
Stablecoin liquidity rising during corrections is one of the strongest signals that the bull cycle is paused, not finished.
One of the biggest catalysts is happening beneath the surface.
When Treasury draws this balance down, that cash flows back into the financial system, boosting:
This is the same mechanism that helped fuel previous expansions, and it’s happening again.

Treasury buybacks were only the first hint.
The real liquidity boost comes when the TGA begins to normalize — and historically, Bitcoin reacts early.
What makes this cycle different from all previous ones is the synchronized global easing:
When multiple major economies inject liquidity at the same time, risk assets typically respond before equities and commodities.
This is why Bitcoin’s “delayed” cycle is more of a macro alignment phase than a completed top.
In 2020, the SLR exemption allowed U.S. banks to expand their balance sheets and increase lending — resulting in massive liquidity acceleration across all markets.
If any form of SLR relief returns:
This policy alone could reshape the entire financial landscape for 2025–2027.
President Trump’s repeatedly stated policy direction reinforces the shift toward expansion:
This political cycle matters because policy shapes liquidity, and liquidity shapes Bitcoin cycles.
When you stack every factor together, the picture becomes clear:
This combination has never occurred before in Bitcoin’s history.
It breaks the old 4-year pattern entirely.
Instead of a classic cycle:
❌ Sharp run-up
❌ Blow-off top
❌ Multi-year bear market
We are entering:
that could last through 2026 and into 2027.**
A cycle defined by:
This is not the Bitcoin cycle of the past — it’s an entirely new macro cycle.
Bitcoin is no longer reacting to block rewards or halving dates.
It is reacting to global liquidity, just like every other major risk asset.
The data now shows:
The next major Bitcoin phase will not follow the old script.
It will be longer, broader, and stronger — driven by macro liquidity, not mining schedules.