Fidelity recently mentioned that Bitcoin's traditional 4-year halving cycle may be changing, and some investors think we could be entering a supercycle - similar to how commodities ran for almost a decade in the 2000s.
A supercycle would mean extended strong performance rather than sharp boom-and-bust swings tied strictly to halving events.
So... are we in for a major bull run in 2026?
Here's a realistic take:
Not a guarantee, but it's a possibility. Structural shifts (broader institutional demand, macro liquidity, regulatory clarity) could stretch cycles beyond the old 4-year template.
⚫ Supercycle conditions require broad adoption, not just price hype - more real use cases, ETF inflows, on-chain demand, and institutional participation.
Cycle extensions don't mean straight up - even supercycles have corrections, consolidation, and volatility.
2026 may indeed be a big year, but the pace and pattern will depend on market drivers, just historical labels.
In short: a 2026 bull phase is possible, but "supercycle" isn't a prediction - it's a narrative that still needs real-world catalysts to play out.
In the second half of 2025, #Bitcoin❗ diverged sharply from US equities, falling nearly 18% over six months while the Nasdaq rose 21%, the S&P 500 gained 14.35%, and the Dow climbed 12.11%.
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