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Exactly two months after the halving, $BTC is up only 1.4%. However, historical data from previous halvings shows that Bitcoin's price grew by at least 650% from one halving to the next, with most of this growth occurring during the first 12 months following the halving date. Will history repeat itself this time? #BitcoinHalving2028 #BTCHALVING. #BitcoinHalvingTrends
Exactly two months after the halving, $BTC is up only 1.4%.

However, historical data from previous halvings shows that Bitcoin's price grew by at least 650% from one halving to the next, with most of this growth occurring during the first 12 months following the halving date.

Will history repeat itself this time?

#BitcoinHalving2028 #BTCHALVING. #BitcoinHalvingTrends
What Is the Bitcoin Halving, #bitcoinhakving #BitcoinHalvingTrends #BitcoinHalving2028 #HalvingHappenings #bitcoinhalvingn Bitcoin halving is an event that occurs approximately every four years (or every 210,000 blocks mined) that reduces the reward that miners receive for verifying transactions and adding new blocks to the Bitcoin blockchain by half. This halving process is a critical part of Bitcoin's economic model and serves several key purposes: Inflation Control: By reducing the rate at which new bitcoins are introduced, the halving event helps control inflation and mimics the extraction of a precious resource which becomes harder to obtain over time. Supply Cap: Bitcoin has a capped supply of 21 million coins. Halving ensures that the creation of new bitcoins slows down as we approach this limit, with the last bitcoin expected to be mined around the year 2140. Impact on Bitcoin’s Price: Historically, halvings have tended to lead to increased Bitcoin prices over time. The common explanation is the basic economic principle of supply and demand: as new coins become more scarce, and if demand remains constant or increases, the price per coin may go up. for More..@Mr_Master
What Is the Bitcoin Halving,
#bitcoinhakving #BitcoinHalvingTrends #BitcoinHalving2028 #HalvingHappenings #bitcoinhalvingn
Bitcoin halving is an event that occurs approximately every four years (or every 210,000 blocks mined) that reduces the reward that miners receive for verifying transactions and adding new blocks to the Bitcoin blockchain by half. This halving process is a critical part of Bitcoin's economic model and serves several key purposes:

Inflation Control: By reducing the rate at which new bitcoins are introduced, the halving event helps control inflation and mimics the extraction of a precious resource which becomes harder to obtain over time.

Supply Cap: Bitcoin has a capped supply of 21 million coins. Halving ensures that the creation of new bitcoins slows down as we approach this limit, with the last bitcoin expected to be mined around the year 2140.

Impact on Bitcoin’s Price: Historically, halvings have tended to lead to increased Bitcoin prices over time. The common explanation is the basic economic principle of supply and demand: as new coins become more scarce, and if demand remains constant or increases, the price per coin may go up.

for More..@Mr_Master
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#BitcoinHalving2024 @Binance_Indonesian The 4th Halvening is officially complete. Three Bitcoin halvings have already taken place before: in 2012, 2016, and 2021. As we already know, after this Bitcoin halving event, miners receive fewer bitcoins for validating transactions. Short-term price movements can be volatile, but Bitcoin's price has tended to increase over the long term due to its fixed supply and growing demand. So, let's keep HODLing, ride the wave, and see you in the next halving in 2028. Maybe it's time to start another countdown? Haha, of course it is a little too early but we can always use a bigger time frame like 1w or 1m. 😁 48 Months to the #BitcoinHalving2028 $BTC $BNB
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The 4th Halvening is officially complete. Three Bitcoin halvings have already taken place before: in 2012, 2016, and 2021. As we already know, after this Bitcoin halving event, miners receive fewer bitcoins for validating transactions. Short-term price movements can be volatile, but Bitcoin's price has tended to increase over the long term due to its fixed supply and growing demand.

So, let's keep HODLing, ride the wave, and see you in the next halving in 2028. Maybe it's time to start another countdown? Haha, of course it is a little too early but we can always use a bigger time frame like 1w or 1m. 😁

48 Months to the #BitcoinHalving2028

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