2026-01-12 22:22:15

The halving rhythm has been written into the candlesticks, and the turnover of scattered chips has long been completed. The consensus in the secondary market is stacking layer by layer, and although the capital inflow is not loudly announced, the actions are continuous.

BTC's supply characteristics determine its scarcity—this is not marketing hype, but a fact written in code. This hard cap property sets the upper limit for price growth. The ultimate fate of the crypto world is not just hype around altcoins, but a reallocation of macroeconomic and monetary power.

Quantitative indices and spot markets are moving in the same direction, and a decade of model validation has never deviated from the track. Global liquidity is warming up again, and this is no coincidence—it's an inevitable cycle. The reallocation of funds across the five continents is underway, and the target of ten thousand points is no longer a castle in the air.

Each halving is a watershed for the market, and this cycle layout is paving the way for the next stage.

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WenMoon

· 17h ago

The chips have already been washed out long ago; now it's just a matter of when the big funds will start to move.

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MetaMuskRat

· 22h ago

Once again, we're talking about the halving cycle, but this time it feels a bit different. Small investors have really been washed out early; now it's just a matter of how big funds play. The scarcity of BTC is coded into the system; no matter how much you hype it, the facts are right here. Ten thousand points? That's a bit crazy, let's see if it can break the previous high first. This round does feel a bit different; let's wait and see.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 01-14 19:43

The halving cycle is real this time. Retail investors' chips have already been washed out. Now it's just a matter of how institutions will position themselves.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 01-14 13:00

The halving cycle is here again, and this time it feels really different. The chips are deeply accumulated.

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FlatTax

· 01-12 22:51

The halving has been included; the seasoned veterans have already been ambushed, right?

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-12 22:50

The halving wave, some people have already been quietly accumulating, retail investors are still hesitating.

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SwapWhisperer

· 01-12 22:46

The halving is here, but the real money hasn't moved yet? That logic seems a bit backwards.

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UncleLiquidation

· 01-12 22:35

Stop talking about those grand narratives. Honestly, it's just waiting for the halving to be a positive signal. The ones who always profit are those who plan ahead. We retail investors are still watching the K-line. Ten years of validation? I just want to know if there will be another black swan this time.

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DuckFluff

· 01-12 22:28

Ha, they're starting to talk about the halving grand narrative again, but have the chips really been exhausted? Honestly, is the ten-year model reliable? It feels like they say the same thing every round. Funds entering the market without making a fuss? Then how can we know what they're doing? Whether it's ten thousand points or not, let's wait for the decline to come back before discussing. It looks comfortable, but I just can't go all in.

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