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Every four years Bitcoin cuts its block reward in half, tightening supply and slashing miners’ revenue. The shock pushes miners to upgrade hardware, boost hash‑rate efficiency, and sometimes exit the market. With fewer new coins, scarcity can push prices higher, while tougher competition keeps the network secure. Halving is a built‑in economic lever shaping Bitcoin’s future.
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