While most people are still watching Bitcoin candlestick charts for patterns, a grander historical cycle is silently approaching — two economic waves spanning over two centuries are converging in 2026.

You may have heard the saying "Halving must lead to a rise." That's correct; it's the most widespread theory in the crypto community and also the easiest trap to fall into. Honestly, with only three or four effective samples of four-year cycles, they are incredibly fragile when faced with true economic laws.

But what’s truly alarming are two other cycles.

One is the real estate cycle — this thing has been operating accurately for over two hundred years. The last peak occurred in 2007, followed by the 2008 global financial crisis. According to its logic, the next peak is set for 2026.

At the same time, the Bernal cycle is also flashing red. This pattern, which originated from farmers' observations in the 19th century, indicates that its "B year" (the year of market peaks and sales) also points to 2026. Two independent long cycles, each nearly two centuries old, coincidentally aligning in the same year — this is no coincidence.

Even international investor Jim Rogers has issued a warning. His stance is clear: don’t be overly optimistic about the upcoming trend.

In other words, 2026 may not just be a year for Bitcoin, but a critical juncture for the entire economic system.