The fact that the miners are paid less while you need more is what make them sell their bitcoins at an higher price and thus lead to a price rise.
they don't need more they are currently earning 4 times their consumption, they are safe at the current price even afte the halving
where did you get this info ?
do you have a reference ?
a documentory (cant remember details off top of my head) showed an interview with one of the top miners, and american that moved his mining to china, he stated he knew other (farm) miners in china and that were losing money when the price was at $250
so how do you figure they are earning 4 times their consumption ?
even with price where it is today
miners will need the price increase,
it wont happen at the halving, it seems like everyone is expecting a massive jump in a single day
which although you may see a bubble (or a few) burst around that time due to speculative trading
price will continue to rise for the months after the halving, similar to the last halving