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Macro Cycle

Definition

A macro cycle refers to a broad, long-term economic or market trend that spans several years, characterized by distinct phases of expansion and contraction. These cycles are influenced by major economic forces such as monetary policy, inflation rates, technological innovation, and geopolitical events. In the context of digital assets, macro cycles often dictate overall market sentiment and investment flows, impacting the performance of various cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies. Analyzing these cycles provides a framework for understanding long-term asset behavior and strategic investment planning. Their duration and amplitude can vary significantly.