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The next Bitcoin halving is predicted to occur on April 16, 2024, and with this halving, the mining reward will drop to 3,125 bitcoins per block.
Bitcoin halvings occur approximately every four years and reduce the rate at which new bitcoins are created by 50%.
The halving reduces the supply of new bitcoins entering the market and could cause prices to rise if demand remains constant or increases.
While Bitcoin is a digital currency, it cannot be created forever and verifiable scarcity is at the core of its value proposition.
At the heart of the Bitcoin protocol are two concepts related to scarcity:
The first is that the supply of Bitcoin is limited. The protocol states that the total number of bitcoins that can exist is limited to 21 million and that it is impossible for more bitcoins to exist. This is in stark contrast to the situation with fiat currencies, where more money can be printed at the discretion of the government or central bank, potentially leading to inflation.
The second concept is called halving. Approximately every four years, the Bitcoin mining reward, also known as the “block reward,” is halved. This means that the reward given to participants who secure the network is reduced by 50% and, as a result, the speed at which new Bitcoins come into circulation is directly affected.
In May 2020, the amount of new Bitcoin added to the network through virtual “mining” (every 10 minutes) was reduced from 12.5 to 6.25. By April 2024, this amount will drop to approximately 3,125, and this process will continue until all 21 million bitcoins have been mined (this is estimated to happen around 2140).
From this point on, miners will rely solely on transaction fees to verify blocks.
Bitcoin halvings occur approximately every four years and reduce the rate at which new bitcoins are created by 50%.
The halving reduces the supply of new bitcoins entering the market and could cause prices to rise if demand remains constant or increases.
While Bitcoin is a digital currency, it cannot be created forever and verifiable scarcity is at the core of its value proposition.
At the heart of the Bitcoin protocol are two concepts related to scarcity:
The first is that the supply of Bitcoin is limited. The protocol states that the total number of bitcoins that can exist is limited to 21 million and that it is impossible for more bitcoins to exist. This is in stark contrast to the situation with fiat currencies, where more money can be printed at the discretion of the government or central bank, potentially leading to inflation.
The second concept is called halving. Approximately every four years, the Bitcoin mining reward, also known as the “block reward,” is halved. This means that the reward given to participants who secure the network is reduced by 50% and, as a result, the speed at which new Bitcoins come into circulation is directly affected.
In May 2020, the amount of new Bitcoin added to the network through virtual “mining” (every 10 minutes) was reduced from 12.5 to 6.25. By April 2024, this amount will drop to approximately 3,125, and this process will continue until all 21 million bitcoins have been mined (this is estimated to happen around 2140).
From this point on, miners will rely solely on transaction fees to verify blocks.
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**Omni (OMNI)** is essentially a **digital currency** known as **Mastercoin** and a communications protocol built on the **Bitcoin blockchain**². Omni is one of several startups to enable complex financial functions in cryptocurrencies.
According to current information:
- **Omni's** circulating supply is **619,403.37096197** and its total supply is **563,087.37096197**¹.
- **The last known Omni price is 1.5499 USD** and has increased by 0.00% in the last 24 hours.
- **24-hour trading volume is 1.55 USD**.
- Omni is traded on **1 active markets**.
According to current information:
- **Omni's** circulating supply is **619,403.37096197** and its total supply is **563,087.37096197**¹.
- **The last known Omni price is 1.5499 USD** and has increased by 0.00% in the last 24 hours.
- **24-hour trading volume is 1.55 USD**.
- Omni is traded on **1 active markets**.