Historically, Bitcoin halvings have been associated with significant price increases. The halving event reduces the block reward for miners, effectively decreasing the supply of new Bitcoins entering circulation. This scarcity often leads to upward price pressure as demand increases. In the past, Bitcoin’s price has tended to rise in the months leading up to and following a halving event, although past performance is not always indicative of future results. While the halving may drive a bullish trend, other market factors and external conditions can also influence Bitcoin's price.
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