US Policy Changes to Break ‘Traditional Cycle’ — Novogratz

The passage of two key crypto invoices in the US brings a new wave of crypto participation that could overturn the traditional four-year market cycle, according to Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz.

Novograts told Bloomberg Tuesday that the stable regulatory genius law that it signed into law in July and a clear law outlining regulatory jurisdiction over crypto would lead to a surge in new investors that disrupt the four-year cycle pattern.

“That’s a big deal. These two bookends of the law will unleash an incredible amount of new participation in cryptography.”

Many crypto investors believe that the market follows a pattern of price transfers that coincides with Bitcoin (BTC). The last half occurred in April 2024, which some believe the current bull market could soon end.

US Policy Changes to Break ‘Traditional Cycle’ — Novogratz
Mike Novogratz will be appearing in Bloomberg on Tuesday. sauce: Bloomberg

However, Novograts said this crypto market cycle could be different as investors are unlikely to sell at peak levels at the end of the year, like in 2017 and 2021.

He added that people have not been able to use Stablecoins on their iPhones or social media apps before.

“You have this new wave of participation, so we may not be in the traditional cycle.”

Clarity is to make “freight trains”

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said on September 17th that he will pass a clear act by certain legislatures, reflecting Novogratz’s sentiment.

“I have never been more bullish in the market structure. [bill] As you pass, it’s a freight train leaving the station,” he said at the time.

Last week, France’s representative Hill said the House Financial Services Committee hopes that measures against either October or November law will be taken.

Democrats were able to push back the law

Novograts also lost concern about the Trump family’s involvement in the crypto, convinced that the Securities and Exchange Commission would follow up with conflicts of interest.

“I don’t think we can prevent children from joining the business of people,” he said.