The halving of Bitcoin has indeed brought investors rich returns in the past few events, and it is also one of the most anticipated events in the cryptocurrency market. However, as time goes by and the market develops, the halving of Bitcoin may no longer bring huge gains as in the past.
First, the Bitcoin market has developed to a relatively mature stage, and investors have a deeper understanding of its halving events and have reflected it in the price in advance. Therefore, even if a halving event occurs, the market may have reacted to it in advance, resulting in a smaller increase than before.
Second, as the volume of the Bitcoin market continues to grow over time, its price volatility may decrease, making future gains no longer as amazing as in the past. At the same time, as the market gradually matures, investors' expectations may also become more rational and no longer blindly chase short-term highs.
As for whether Bitcoin has the ambition to become a currency that can surpass gold, it depends on the degree of market and social recognition. Although Bitcoin has made great progress in the past few years, it still needs to overcome many technical, legal and social challenges to become a truly global currency.
