“This time is different” - four of the most dangerous words in crypto. But let’s be honest, even if we’ve never said it out loud, most of us have wondered if it could be true.
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Coin Bureau11 Nov 2025, 20:03 UTC
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The video discusses the crypto market's performance in relation to economic cycles, specifically referencing a 5-year business cycle model. While some indicators suggest a downturn, the correlation with global liquidity and the ISM manufacturing index is analyzed. The extended nature of the current liquidity cycle and its potential impact on Bitcoin and altcoins is a key theme. The analysis suggests that the crypto market might decouple from traditional economic indicators due to factors like AI investment and retail investor participation, hinting at a potential bullish outlook for certain altcoins and Bitcoin, with targets around all-time highs.
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