The biggest fundamental effect will be just this simple 'supply + demand'. Given the extraordinary technology of blockchain, the halving event has in essence provided a window for the crypto industry to create another 'opportunity bubble'. Following the halving, I think there's only one course crypto can take and that's further expansion and improvement which in simple terms would lead to a new sky jump for BTC and the rest of cryptocurrencies - though this is still to be observed!

I've been thinking of halving for a while, but this week I somehow completely forgot about it and missed it! Perhaps largely because it wasn't widely discussed. Nothing changed in terms of the price, just like Antonopoulos predicted. The price was quite high a couple of days before halving, then it went down and then recovered to $9k+ within a week. This could happen at any time, with or without halving. What I like about this article is that it at lest partially implements the unconventional interpretation of the previous halving events as those that did not pump the price. Many believe that it was the turning point back then, but there is a lack of evidence for that. And now, if the price goes way up by the end of 2020 or in 2021, I am sure there'll be people attributing this to halving...

OP, @berjemur has displayed a lot about this phenomenon Bitcoin halving.

So, are there any new things about the development of Bitcoin after this phenomenon has happened, give it here hopefully we can see something interesting about this Bitcoin 2020.
Maybe on google it plows times yes.

OP, I want to ask you a little question.
- As you know halving passed a few days ago, so what happens in the future after this happens ... is there any idea that you can be accounted for.

Of course they use different business models. But they are seemingly operating in the same way. Regardless of KYC requirement, all centralised apps that aims to offer trading orders can be alternatives to each other; if you can submit your docs to binance to proceed automatic orders, then you can also send them to Paxful and make operations manually. What should be the difference?

Paxful is a centralised peer to peer marketplace where you should submit personal docs to verify your identity in order to use it properly. So any centralised exchange can be the alternative if you spot the one suitable to your conditions [localisation,withdraw/deposit methods/...].
In addition to the options provided above by hugeblack, i would suggest Coinplaza as a trusted instant exchange that requires no KYC and supports more that 20 pairs.
Before all, you have to do your own researches and use the service at your own risk. Better not try with big amounts for your first trades. Good luck .

Paxful is a centralised peer to peer marketplace where you should submit personal docs to verify your identity in order to use it properly. So any centralised exchange can be the alternative if you spot the one suitable to your conditions [localisation,withdraw/deposit methods/...].
In addition to the options provided above by hugeblack, i would suggest Coinplaza as a trusted instant exchange that requires no KYC and supports more that 20 pairs.
Before all, you have to do your own researches and use the service at your own risk. Better not try with big amounts for your first trades. Good luck .

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Choose accessories --> controller

Paxful.

Paxful is a centralised peer to peer marketplace where you should submit personal docs to verify your identity in order to use it properly. So any centralised exchange can be the alternative if you spot the one suitable to your conditions [localisation,withdraw/deposit methods/...].
In addition to the options provided above by hugeblack, i would suggest Coinplaza as a trusted instant exchange that requires no KYC and supports more that 20 pairs.
Before all, you have to do your own researches and use the service at your own risk. Better not try with big amounts for your first trades. Good luck .

Paxful.

The website is an organized scam... Run by Nigerians. according to a account user there.

It is not safe to use this service, you can find how terrible things happened on the escrow sites. As a middleman using the high trust forum members looks like a better idea, in my opinion.