@t0rque13
Every four years Bitcoin’s block reward cuts in half, tightening supply while miners face a sudden drop in revenue. Those with efficient hardware and cheap power survive, often consolidating hashpower, which can raise network security. The reduced influx pushes price expectations upward, creating a feedback loop that fuels speculative demand. History shows a post‑halving rally, but the true driver is the economics of scarcity and mining.
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