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Bitcoin's halving events and why the market hasn't fully priced in the April 19 halving. Rekt Capital analyzed Bitcoin's cyclical price swings post-halving using historical data and patterns, predicting substantial growth ahead.
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Rekt Capital began by discussing Bitcoin halvings, which occur every four years and cut miners' block rewards in half. If demand stays steady or increases, supply restrictions usually drive prices up significantly. According to Rekt Capital, âThe Bitcoin halving is not priced in,â as each previous halving triggered a surge that reached and exceeded all-time highs. đ
Every four years, the halving typically precedes a major spike in Bitcoin's price to new all-time highs, he noted. The consistent trend implies that post-halving market dynamics are predictable yet complex enough to remain unexpected by the market. "The Post-Halving Re-Accumulation phase (red) and Parabolic Rally phase (green) remain in the cycle," he added. đŽđą
Rekt Capital highlighted that the 160-day reaccumulation period following each halving is standard. âł
Experienced Bitcoin investors watch for diminishing returns in repeated cycles, which the analyst addressed. Each cycle has peaked higher than the last, but growth has tapered off. "If this was a one-to-one extension from the previous cycle, reaching $250,000 might be unrealistic this time around, and we are probably looking at a more modest increase," he projected. đ
Despite this, Rekt Capital remained optimistic for the long term, suggesting that while early cycles' rapid growth rates might not return, Bitcoin's price post-halving continued to rise. He stated, âThis is going to be the most parabolic phase of the cycle where we see those gains $BTC
