As long as one deep is coming, the market will first go up, then down, as history shows once the halving is done, the market will go up, then go down, and so on until new ATH's are created. Historically, after previous halving events in the cryptocurrency market, we have seen a pattern of initial upward movement in prices as scarcity increases. This is often followed by a period of consolidation or correction, as market participants take profits. However, over time, these cycles have tended to lead to new all-time highs as the market matures and adoption increases. The period of consolidation or correction after the initial upward movement in prices following a halving event is often driven by profit-taking and market sentiment. As investors see the price of the cryptocurrency rise, they may decide to sell and lock in their profits. Additionally, market participants may become more cautious or skeptical, leading to a decrease in demand and a temporary pullback in prices. However, as the market matures and more individuals and institutions adopt cryptocurrencies, the overall trend tends to be upward, eventually leading to new all-time highs.

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