@hubertcooleyvni
Historically, Bitcoin tends to strengthen about a year before halving due to anticipatory accumulation by both retail and institutional investors. The halving reduces the block reward for miners, decreasing the rate of new Bitcoin entering circulation. Market participants expect this supply shock to create scarcity, especially if demand remains steady or grows. Traders position early, driving up prices ahead of the event. Media coverage of past halving rallies also creates a self-fulfilling cycle, drawing more attention and optimism. While not guaranteed, pre-halving rallies reflect forward-looking markets that price in future supply constraints, reinforcing Bitcoin’s narrative as digital scarcity.
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