@noxious2
Bitcoin’s halving events, which occur approximately every four years, reduce the block reward miners receive by half. This limited supply effect often drives up demand, as fewer new Bitcoins enter circulation, creating scarcity. Historically, Bitcoin’s price has seen significant rallies after halvings, although the timing and magnitude can vary. Trading volume typically increases in anticipation of these events, as both retail and institutional traders adjust their positions. However, the exact impact can also depend on broader market conditions and investor sentiment at the time of the halving.
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