As Bitcoin’s halving approaches, historical data suggests the year leading up to it is typically a bullish period. Past halvings in 2012, 2016, and 2020 saw significant price increases in the 12 months prior, driven by reduced supply growth and heightened investor anticipation. This time, with the halving expected in 2025, market dynamics like institutional adoption and macroeconomic factors could amplify or alter the trend. However, skeptics argue that patterns may weaken as Bitcoin matures and more participants anticipate the event. Will history repeat itself, or will this cycle differ? On-chain metrics and sentiment on platforms like X could offer clues as we near the date.