Crypto 4-Year Cycle, Monthly View
This chart paints a macro view of the 4-year cryptocurrency cycle, which is based around the Bitcoin halving events. This should give you a general idea of when a bull run is likely to occur, but you should use many other indicators for actual buying/selling decisions.
A few quick notes on this chart:
-BTC, ETH, and DOGE USD pairs are displayed on this chart (the top crypto, the top L1, and the top meme coin).
-My definition of the the bull run is when BTC dominance begins to fall on the monthly chart. This is when things tend to go a bit parabolic for the rest of the market. The end of the bull run is marked by BTC dominance rising on the monthly chart.
-The vertical yellow lines represent every subsequent 12 bars/months post-halving.
-Dates are estimates as this chart is in the monthly timeframe. Results may vary in different timeframe views.
-There are many other factors that may impact the 4-year cycle, such as ETH/BTC valuations, ETH dominance, USDT dominance, quantitative easing/tightening, black swan events, federal funds rates, etc. - none of these are considered in this chart.
Enjoy! :)
A few quick notes on this chart:
-BTC, ETH, and DOGE USD pairs are displayed on this chart (the top crypto, the top L1, and the top meme coin).
-My definition of the the bull run is when BTC dominance begins to fall on the monthly chart. This is when things tend to go a bit parabolic for the rest of the market. The end of the bull run is marked by BTC dominance rising on the monthly chart.
-The vertical yellow lines represent every subsequent 12 bars/months post-halving.
-Dates are estimates as this chart is in the monthly timeframe. Results may vary in different timeframe views.
-There are many other factors that may impact the 4-year cycle, such as ETH/BTC valuations, ETH dominance, USDT dominance, quantitative easing/tightening, black swan events, federal funds rates, etc. - none of these are considered in this chart.
Enjoy! :)
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