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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2026 · 29 MIN

2231: CZ Calls 2026 Bitcoin Supercycle — End of the Four-Year Cycle

from Bitcoin News Alerts | Daily BTC Macro Signal · host Justin Verrengia

Binance founder CZ says Bitcoin may be entering a supercycle in 2026, arguing that the traditional four-year halving-driven model may no longer apply as adoption, infrastructure, and policy alignment accelerate. This idea aligns closely with views long expressed by Max Keiser, who has argued that Bitcoin's immutability, final settlement, and resistance to manipulation make it incompatible with legacy financial cycles — especially as AI, leverage, and narrative engineering attempt to rewrite history elsewhere. This episode breaks down: Why the four-year cycle thesis may be breaking How macro, institutional, and cultural forces are compressing Bitcoin's timeline Why immutability and absolute scarcity matter more than charts How Bitcoin culture continues expanding beyond finance into media, sport, and daily life When cycles break, frameworks must change. This episode explores what comes next. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

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