
Amos: Bitcoin's long-term path is driven by halving cycles, not Fed rates
- —Amos: BTC tracks Nasdaq and S&P 500 short term but follows its own cycle over weeks
- —Current drawdown from the peak is about 54%, versus 77–90% in prior bear markets
- —The June-to-June window was described as favorable for accumulation
- —Amos recommends a 4–6 year holding horizon, or six years conservatively
Why it matters: The argument that drawdowns are shrinking could ease institutional concerns and support broader BTC allocations.
Source: TokenPost
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