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Every four years Bitcoin's block reward cuts in half—miners receive fewer coins per block, so fixed mining costs rise relative to revenue. Historically, this scarcity pressure pushes price up, while the network adjusts: hash‑rate may dip initially, then rebound as efficient rigs take over. The halving is a built‑in supply shock that keeps the market dynamic and the miners incentivized to innovate.
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