Charles Edwards, the founder of Capriole Investments, who interprets Bitcoin halving cycles, made noteworthy statements.

The fourth Bitcoin halving took place in April. With this halving, block rewards were reduced to 3,125 BTC. Many crypto analysts have claimed that the fourth halving has initiated a new bull cycle.

Edwards, who said, 'This was the important last Bitcoin halving', claimed that there would be no parabolic price increases after the 2028 halving.

Is Bitcoin experiencing the end of a bull cycle?

According to a recent BlackRock report, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) has increased by 592 times since its launch in 2009. The leading crypto has exhibited parabolic rises after each of the last three halvings.

After the halving in 2013, BTC provided a return of 555 times, while after the halving in 2017, investors made a profit of 104 times. On the other hand, a return of 21 times was obtained after the halving in 2020. It is expected that these rises will be repeated after the fourth halving, which took place in April.

The founder of Capriole Investments expressed that the current rise is the last bull cycle and that there will be no impact of halvings after 2028.

The financial expert recorded the following;

"Halving events are well known, and due to the highly efficient BTC mining industry, you will not experience significant price increases. I think the 4-year halving cycles will not be valid after 2028."

"The next halving will not be very important because the inflation rate of BTC is below that of gold. Therefore, a significant price drop will not affect BTC much."

Stockmoney Lizards, an analyst who interprets market trends, has made a prediction for the peak of the current bull cycle. The analyst claims that BTC will be priced between $200,000 and $260,000 by the end of 2025.

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