TREE NEWS reports: Crypto analyst Darkfost said Bitcoin is nearing 365 days without setting a new all-time high, noting the pattern of new highs shortly after halvings appears to be shifting. The gap between cycle tops has narrowed from 1,180 days in 2014-2017 to 1,094 days in 2017-2020 and 849 days in 2021-2024. If the trend holds, Darkfost said, Bitcoin could reach a new high faster this cycle. The next halving is expected around April 2028.
Analyst: Bitcoin Approaches 365 Days Without New All-Time High
The interesting signal here is not the absence of a new high but the compression of cycle lengths: each successive top-to-top gap has shortened, which implies Bitcoin's four-year rhythm may be loosening rather than repeating mechanically. That matters for anyone using halving-based timing as a framework, since a shrinking cycle makes calendar-based expectations less reliable. Whether this compression persists into the next cycle, or simply reflects the specific conditions of recent years, is the open question worth tracking.
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