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🪙🚀 Bitcoin celebrates 12 years since the first halving and continues with opportunities

🧩 The halving not only limits the supply of new Bitcoins but also creates opportunities for investors, according to Sebastián Serrano, CEO of Ripio.

On Thursday, November 28, Bitcoin marked 12 years since its first halving, a crucial event that regulates its supply by reducing the rewards for miners.

These moments play a strategic role in the scarcity of the asset, limiting the number of new Bitcoins generated. With each halving, the price of the asset has shown an upward pattern. In 2012, Bitcoin was worth 12 US dollars; today it exceeds six figures. “Halvings bring fluctuations, but also new entry opportunities to the market,” Serrano explained.

🗣 Digital gold and the next decade
In addition to its appreciation, Bitcoin has seen its adoption grow with the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, attracting institutional investors.

📈 This movement generated a demand of up to 12,000 BTC per day, while only 450 new BTC are mined daily. With the next halving scheduled for 2028, the block reward will be reduced to 1.5625 BTC.

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