Wall Street's heavyweight analysts are calling a potential paradigm shift in crypto markets. JPMorgan's team suggests the infamous four-year boom-bust pattern that's defined Bitcoin since its inception might finally be breaking down. Despite BTC's drop to $81K last month—a pullback that rattled some traders—the bank's strategists are keeping their bullish stance intact. If the traditional halving-driven cycle is indeed losing its grip, we could be looking at a more mature market where institutional flows matter more than miner economics. Whether this marks the death of crypto winters or just a temporary deviation remains the million-dollar question.