Michael Saylor said Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle is dead, with capital flows and credit now shaping the asset's price direction.
Bitcoin faces possible mid April downside risk while a monthly Alligator signal points to a broader cycle bottom zone.
Michael Saylor says Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle is over, arguing institutional capital flows and adoption now matter more than miner supply cuts.
Social sentiment, on-chain data, and positioning metrics all hit extremes not seen since late February, even as institutional buying remains elevated.
Bitcoin added downside BTC price warnings as Binance order-book data showed multiple investor classes selling coins into the weekend.
Satoshi Nakamoto's P2P Foundation profile lists April 5, 1975, meaning Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator turns 51 on April 5, 2026.
Bitcoin claimed victory. Michael Saylor dropped this bombshell on April 5, calling the cryptocurrency the clear winner in what's been a pretty wild digital asset race over the past few years.
In the crypto community, a heated discussion continues about the future of Bitcoin security after Google announced a significant breakthrough in quantum computing this week, which has worsened forecasts for the security of the Bitcoin network and brought closer expectations of the so-called Q-Day — the day when a quantum computer will be able to break Bitcoin keys.
Bitcoin flashed a rare historic bear-market bottom signal, reviving debate over whether BTC is near a generational low or just echoing past cycles.
Although Bitcoin (BTC) is consolidating, short-term whale activity around the asset has surged, a move likely to impact the cryptocurrency.
MicroStrategy founder and prominent Bitcoin evangelist Michael Saylor has opined that the traditional Bitcoin four-year cycle is now dead.
Satoshi Nakamoto turns 51 today on paper, based on an old profile. But the April 5, 1975 date likely signals a symbolic pro-Bitcoin message.