The cryptocurrency market has entered a new phase after the 2024 Bitcoin halving. Seven market insiders released analyses on this turning point, pointing out a shift from the traditional “supply-driven” approach to one led by “liquidity, regulation, and adoption.”
Until now, halving events were considered part of a cycle where Bitcoin supply constraints drove price increases, but the situation is now becoming more complex. Analysts have differing views on whether the market remains in a bearish phase, is undergoing a bullish correction, or if the industry structure itself is in a transitional period of change.
What is noteworthy is the significant impact that the emergence of ETFs and the inflow of institutional investor money are having on the crypto ecosystem. Moving away from a retail-led market, the entry of institutional capital is transforming the very meaning of the Bitcoin halving. In this evolving industry structure, how regulatory environments and actual adoption trends develop will be the most critical factors influencing future market trends.
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After Bitcoin halving, is the market's main player changing? — Multiple analysts point out a new phase
The cryptocurrency market has entered a new phase after the 2024 Bitcoin halving. Seven market insiders released analyses on this turning point, pointing out a shift from the traditional “supply-driven” approach to one led by “liquidity, regulation, and adoption.”
Until now, halving events were considered part of a cycle where Bitcoin supply constraints drove price increases, but the situation is now becoming more complex. Analysts have differing views on whether the market remains in a bearish phase, is undergoing a bullish correction, or if the industry structure itself is in a transitional period of change.
What is noteworthy is the significant impact that the emergence of ETFs and the inflow of institutional investor money are having on the crypto ecosystem. Moving away from a retail-led market, the entry of institutional capital is transforming the very meaning of the Bitcoin halving. In this evolving industry structure, how regulatory environments and actual adoption trends develop will be the most critical factors influencing future market trends.