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Standardized Epoch Index: Month 1 through Month 48 Matrix

Bitcoin Halving Cycles (Month 1-48) Performance Matrix

Comprehensive historical month-by-month Bitcoin return matrix mapping Genesis through Cycles 1-4 and ongoing Cycle 5, including positive/negative streak metrics and global averages.

Master Month 1 to 48 Halving Matrix

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* Unofficial value: Real-time data

Understanding the 1-to-48 Month Halving Matrix

The 1-to-48 Month Halving Matrix standardizes every Bitcoin epoch into a 4-year comparative window. By normalizing historical returns from Genesis through ongoing Cycle 5, analysts can evaluate performance consistency, positive/negative month distributions, and macro tendencies across equivalent halving phases.

Frequently Asked Questions & Analytics Guide

Everything you need to know about reading, interpreting, and utilizing the 48-month Bitcoin halving matrix.

How are months structured in the Bitcoin halving cycle matrix?
Every Bitcoin halving epoch is indexed into a standardized 48-month window (Month 1 through Month 48, starting from the exact month of each halving event), allowing direct comparative analysis of price performance, positive months, and negative months across epochs.
Why are the first and last cycles excluded from global averages?
The Genesis cycle (startup price discovery phase) and the ongoing Cycle 5 (incomplete month count) are excluded from global averages to ensure statistical accuracy across mature, fully completed halving cycles.
Why does the current live month have an asterisk (*) in the matrix?
An asterisk (*) denotes an unofficial, live-updating value calculated in real-time via live Binance WebSocket feeds. Because the current monthly candle has not yet closed, this percentage return will fluctuate continuously until UTC midnight on the final day of the month.
Which phase of the 4-year halving cycle historically sees the highest returns?
Historically, the most aggressive upward price expansion occurs between Month 12 and Month 18 following a halving event. This window aligns with post-halving supply shock absorption and macro liquidity expansion phases.
How are monthly percentage returns computed?
Monthly returns are calculated using standard percentage formula: ((Close Price - Open Price) / Open Price) * 100, measured strictly from the first day of the calendar month to the last day at 00:00 UTC.