Bitcoin’s New Era: Liquidity, Macro, and the End of Four-Year Cycles | Nik Bhatia

Nik Bhatia breaks down why Bitcoin may have broken free of its four-year cycle and what that means for the next decade.

We discuss Bitcoin's market maturity, compressed volatility, and how new corporate demand are reshaping price dynamics — and why this could mean an end to drawn out bear markets and blow-off tops.

We get into how macro forces like liquidity, rate policy, and U.S. fiscal dominance intersect with Bitcoin, whether Powell vs. Trump really matters, and why Bitcoin could hit $1 million by 2032.

In this episode:

- Why the four-year halving cycle may be over
- How corporate treasury strategies are changing Bitcoin’s market structure
- The role of liquidity and treasury markets in driving Bitcoin price
- What Powell vs. Trump means for rates, inflation, and Bitcoin