Where are we in the Bitcoin cycle? Analyst Lyn Alden shares her view

Bitcoin has been stuck just above $100,000 for months and the question now is whether that level marked the top of the cycle, or if there’s still room to run.

In our latest interview, macro analyst Lyn Alden breaks down where we might be in the current Bitcoin cycle, and why this one could look different from previous runs. While the classic four-year halving pattern has guided expectations in the past, she suggests that liquidity conditions and macroeconomic shifts may now be playing a more dominant role.

The conversation touches on several key themes shaping the market today: the impact of political developments, the growing presence of corporate Bitcoin treasuries and whether institutional interest is changing the character of Bitcoin cycles.

Alden discusses whether current price action is part of a longer, healthier consolidation or a warning sign that the peak may already be behind us. Rather than making bold predictions, we look at what investors should be paying attention to in the current macroeconomic environment.

Watch the full conversation now on our YouTube channel and subscribe for more discussions at the intersection of macro and crypto!

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