This article explores Bitcoin's four-year cycle and its potential future trajectory. The cycle is influenced by halving events that reduce the block reward miners receive, creating supply-demand pressures that can push prices higher. The Stock-to-Flow Model is used to visualize this cycle and compare it to hard assets like Gold and Silver. Two years ago, Bitcoin faced a severe crash but rebounded, supporting the argument that the cyclical nature remains intact. Investor sentiment also follows a predictable rhythm, with emotions like euphoria and fear repeating regularly. The global money supply and liquidity also follow a four-year cycle, aligning with Bitcoin's market patterns. Historical analysis suggests Bitcoin's current trajectory is similar to previous cycles, with a potential peak and subsequent bear market. Despite challenges, the four-year cycle remains a valuable tool for interpreting Bitcoin price movements. However, incorporating additional metrics and real-time sentiment analysis is important for a comprehensive understanding of the market.



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