There is a phenomenon in the crypto space that fascinates and at the same time unsettles many investors: the 4-year cycle. Bitcoin and many altcoins seem to fluctuate between boom and bust in a rhythm of about four years.
Marlin (POND) also reached its all-time high of €0.3671 in December 2020, right in the middle of the last bull market. Could the 4-year cycle push Marlin higher again this year?
There are several arguments in favor of this:
Halving: The Bitcoin halving, which halves the reward for miners and thus reduces the supply of new Bitcoin, takes place approximately every four years. Historically, this has often been followed by a bull market. The next halving is expected in spring 2024. Psychology of the masses: Many investors are guided by the 4-year cycle and could therefore invest more in cryptocurrencies in the coming months. Fundamental development: Marlin has been continuously working on its protocol in recent years and expanding the possible applications. This could have a positive effect on the price in a bull market.
What do you think? Will the 4-year cycle boost Marlin? Join the discussion in the comments!