The financial market and the economy function like a machine and operate cyclically.

Growth cycles are driven by credit, characterized by loose monetary policies—lowering interest rates. In contrast, during recession cycles, interest rates are kept high.

Recently, the Fed cut interest rates by 0.5 percentage points, the first time in four years since the historic money injection during the COVID pandemic.

Could this signal the beginning of a new growth cycle?

Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market cycles are typically defined by halving events. However, Bitcoin is not influenced by monetary policies and cannot be printed. We recently experienced the 4th halving event not too long ago, and as usual, we are likely just at the beginning of a new cycle.

What do you think the price of Bitcoin will be in this cycle?**

It's fascinating to see how different markets operate in their unique cycles. With the recent Fed interest rate cut and Bitcoin's halving event, we might indeed be at the beginning of new growth cycles. Predicting Bitcoin's price is always a challenge, but many are optimistic about its potential in this cycle.