TechFlow, Oct 30 — Raoul Pal recently predicted that Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle will be replaced by a five-year cycle, with Bitcoin expected to reach $200,000–$450,000 in the second quarter of 2026. This shift stems from structural changes in the global debt refinancing cycle, as the U.S. Treasury has extended the average maturity of its debt from around four years to 5.4 years, altering the rhythm of global liquidity release.
Meanwhile, ETFs are seeing renewed inflows, and institutional interest in crypto assets continues to grow. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $4.21 billion this month, bringing total assets under management to $178.2 billion. Major firms such as Citigroup and Coinbase are advancing collaborations involving crypto assets.
BiyaPay analysts noted that as liquidity in the crypto market continues to strengthen, investors can easily trade Bitcoin and other digital assets via the BiyaPay platform. BiyaPay supports using USDT to trade U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and futures, and offers zero-fee spot trading for cryptocurrency contracts, enabling users to manage their crypto assets efficiently and securely.
