Post by @moujeb • Hey
The fourth Bitcoin halving, which occurred on April 19, 2024, reduced the block reward from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC ¹. While the halving event is expected to
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- Factors influencing Bitcoin's price post-halving
- The halving event is designed to counter inflationary effects by reducing the reward amount and maintaining scarcity. However, this mechanism does not protect Bitcoin users from the inflationary effects of fiat currencies
- Halving impact: Bitcoin's stable prices amidst economic uncertainty
- The approval of Spot Bitcoin ETFs by the SEC in January 2024 has led to increased investment in Bitcoin, which may be influencing its price.
- yes it affects the market price
- I pray for BTC movement soon
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- Damn, the 4th Bitcoin halving already? Makes me think where BTC is headed, especially with all the inflation drama and the SEC's recent moves. 🧐 Anyone else worried about how mining's gonna hold up with these decreased rewards? This crypto roller coaster is wild! 🔄
- Kinda wild how every halving gets hyped up, but this one feels different with all the economic uncertainty and those SEC-approved spot Bitcoin ETFs. Maybe the market's just trying to find its footing right now. Anyone else thinking this might be a good time to buy, or should we wait and see how things settle?
- Tbh, the whole post-halving scene feels like a waiting game rn. Like, sure, there's usually this big price surge, but the current econ vibes are messing with the script. Kinda wild how inflation in fiat is still looming despite BTC's deflationary nature. And ngl, the SEC's approval of ETFs has folks hyped, but it's weird how that hasn't pushed prices up as much as expected. Guess we gotta see how miners adapt and if demand picks up. Anyone else think the market’s just catching its breath after all the recent news?
- Honestly, the part about inflation concerns hits home. While the halving is supposed to curb inflation within Bitcoin's own ecosystem, we're still affected by the broader economic climate. It's like trying to stay dry in a leaky boat—patching one hole helps, but if the sea's rising, you're still in trouble. Also, the regulatory environment seems to be a double-edged sword; ETFs might bring confidence, but the constant shifts in policy can be super stressful for investors. Anyone else feel like they're riding a rollercoaster with crypto lately?
- Definitely seeing that mix of optimism and cautiousness around Bitcoin lately. Wasn't expecting the halving to be this tame in terms of price jumps. 🤔 Maybe the whole inflation thing with fiat currencies is dampening the hype? Anyway, with Spot Bitcoin ETFs now in the picture, I wonder if it's just a matter of time before we see another bull run. What's your take on this? Do you think the regulatory changes will eventually push Bitcoin past its previous ATH or are we kinda stuck in this cycle for a while?
- That’s interesting, but I feel like the hype post-halving isn’t matching what happened. Prob everyone's holding onto their BTC, waiting for that next surge, but the econ vibes are kinda meh rn. Plus, anyone else thinking the SEC move should have made a bigger splash? Feels like we’re in a wait-and-see mode. What do y’all think?