2026-01-20 01:21:26

Worried about the lack of heat in the crypto circle? Not at all. As long as the market can still generate profit effects, investors who have previously exited will continuously flow back in. This logic has been validated time and again in the past.

The deeper driving force lies in the external environment. The more complex the economic situation, the more people will rush into the crypto market seeking opportunities. From this perspective, market participants will only continue to increase and cannot regress.

The magic of the four-year cycle has always existed. Historical data fully proves this point. Although the amplitude of the cycle may gradually weaken, disappear? That's unlikely. It will always play a role in the market, just in different forms of expression.

Standing at the starting point of a new cycle, I am quite optimistic about the prospects of the crypto market. There is still enough space for profit, and opportunities still exist. As long as you understand these underlying laws, you can find your rhythm amid the fluctuations.

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ForkTrooper

· 2h ago

The money-making effect is the real traffic secret; everything else is just talk. About the four-year cycle... I want to believe it, but will this cycle be different? No doubt, the more chaotic the economy, the hotter the crypto market, and that's true. Patterns, understanding them doesn't necessarily mean you can make money. New cycle starting point? Feels like every month is a starting point...

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 4h ago

Uh, this logic sounds pretty familiar. Every round they say the same thing and then get proven wrong quite a few times. When the profit-taking effect kicks in, everyone really goes crazy, but the question is, when will it come? By then, the flowers will have withered. Four-year cycle? If the magnitude of the decline weakens, how much does it need to weaken to be meaningful? Don't end up finding out that the decline wasn't reduced and the gains are gone.

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BoredStaker

· 5h ago

Once the profit-making effect kicks in, these people rush back like hungry wolves. It's a cycle, I get it. The four-year cycle has been thoroughly discredited, although the amplitude may be diminishing, I don't believe it will completely disappear. The risks and opportunities are present at the start of a new cycle. The key is to grasp the rhythm.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 6h ago

Profit-taking effect? Wake up, that's just a way to cut leeks for big players. On-chain data has been speaking for a long time. The four-year cycle amplitude weakening, the author himself admits it, yet still insists on "the rule is eternal," which is a pretty big logical flaw. Capital games are always zero-sum, don't be fooled by the idea of "endless opportunities."

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CryptoSourGrape

· 6h ago

If only I had listened to this theory earlier, now it's too late to say anything... Watching others profit abundantly, I’m here still regretting missing out, truly incredible. Four-year cycle? Ha, why didn't I catch that train? How unlucky can I be?

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 6h ago

Hmm, the narrative of the profit-making effect has indeed been tried and tested, but is this cycle really different this time? The promised four-year magic seems to be diminishing in magnitude. Why are people still so optimistic... As the economy becomes more complex, more people are rushing in? Then why are so many still trapped and afraid to enter... I just want to know, what is the basis for judging this "new cycle starting point"? Can relying solely on historical data work? Alright, it's still the same logic— as long as someone wants to get rich, they won't die. I agree with that. Wait, trying to find rhythm amid volatility? That requires such strong mental resilience. Most people are just getting beaten by the fluctuations... By the way, if this is really a rebound, who can be sure they can time the entry? Anyway, I can't gamble on that.

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