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BitcoinSocialSocialFBBitcoin Halving
Sep 6, 2026
< 1min read
byJordan Lyanchev
forCryptoPotato
In crypto markets, on-chain analyst Willy Woo argues Bitcoin’s historical four-year halving cycle may be shifting to a longer six-to-eight-year cycle, changing expectations for token performance and timing. He says BTC is increasingly driven by traditional financial debt and liquidity conditions, suggesting market impact and macro alignment will matter more than protocol halving alone.
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Given the nature of its blockchain, bitcoin was long considered to move around within a broader four-year cycle prompted by the halving, which takes place in general every four years. However, the pattern has been rejected in the past year or so, and popular on-chain analyst Willy Woo took the same approach in his latest opinion on the matter.
He suggested that BTC may be transitioning toward a six-to-eight-year cycle, increasingly influenced by the same debt and liquidity conditions that drive traditional financial markets.
Source: cryptorank.io