BITCOIN HALVING?

[PeRo]

Bitcoin halving is cutting miners block reward by half. The last Bitcoin halving up to now was last year (I think it was in August) and it happens approximately every 4 years, so the next one will be somewhere in 2020. The price is known for pumping after this happens, but it didn't happen in 2016.

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[Taki]

Bitcoin halving is season when the value of bitcoin cut into half and then after a months bitcoin will double itself value.
Also bitcoin halving is ocassional there is substances that saying that bitcoin halving is the sign of bitcoin dissappearing but thats is a hoax bitcoin halving is big opportunity to all of the traders.

There is nothing to add from me to this words. Everything is correct. The next halving is going to be in 2020 year and by everybody's expectation the price get double at once, because of every halving that happen before the result was exactly like this.

[cryp24x]

Bitcoin halving is cutting miners block reward by half. The last Bitcoin halving up to now was last year (I think it was in August) and it happens approximately every 4 years, so the next one will be somewhere in 2020. The price is known for pumping after this happens, but it didn't happen in 2016.

It did not happen because there is no need for Bitcoin to pump.   And besides, the pump where done before the halving.  If you go back to the thread about halving, you can see the predictions and increase in bitcoin price prior to the halving.  Besides it is observed that due to the less reward, bitcoin will eventually increase in price may it be after a month or a year.

[chocolah29]

Well as the bitcoin halving is always anticipated others believed that an anticipation of a price increase could actually have resulted in a bit of a bubble, and therefore expected a fall in price.
When the price falls and then it will stabilized after the halving.

[eaLiTy]

Bitcoin halving is cutting miners block reward by half. The last Bitcoin halving up to now was last year (I think it was in August) and it happens approximately every 4 years, so the next one will be somewhere in 2020. The price is known for pumping after this happens, but it didn't happen in 2016.

Do you have any idea what the price was during 2016,before halving the price of bitcoin was trading around the range bound of $450 to $550 and the fact is that the current rally started way back during the late 2016 and the price keeps on soaring,after halving we had a good pump and then we saw a small correction and after that the price did not look back and is breaking new records.

[asriloni]

Bitcoin halving is cutting miners block reward by half. The last Bitcoin halving up to now was last year (I think it was in August) and it happens approximately every 4 years, so the next one will be somewhere in 2020. The price is known for pumping after this happens, but it didn't happen in 2016.

But the halving will have made the price of bitcoin doubled. I can say the reward for the miners gets decrease for a half. And that makes bitcoin will be rarely to find. remember bitcoin is not having 21 million supply and it will be less.

[Himanshu111]

Bitcoin hacking cuts the miner's block solving rewards by half. So value of Bitcoin shows a huge increase. It is there to reduce the inflation of Bitcoin with time. Last halving was there in 2016 and price of Bitcoin was around 500$.after an year or so of hacking the price is 2500$. That's why halving is considered an huge opportunity by traders.

[nethead]

The next halving is expected to take place by the year 2020, during which the price increase is an assured as the ongoing demand for bitcoin will generate the decreased supply an increase in value. So for the Op I would like to suggest him buy when the price seems low, during halving the price will be increasing same as the recent price wave.

[coynedterm]

Do someone here know about bitcoin halving?
Is there a problem when bitcoin halving hits?
Is it better to buy bitcoin when bitcoin halving come?

Actually we can't make ourself or even the owner can't find out that how much Bitcoin has been mined  because unlimited numbers of the address are exists in the Bitcoin field and also offline addresses are available to use but the blockchain network can't make ownself directly that how much Bitcoin is in the market and how much is circulating .
So a particular day always made by the block chain owner for the calculations for such things , And at that time they will tell us that how much Bitcoin is remaining to mine yet .
But here I am not sure how much I am sure , I got this information by my friend regards halving of Bitcoin .
At the last halving I didn't saw anything after halving , market was constant and not much big fluctuations seen at that time .

[Ahimoth]

The best time to buy bitcoin is before the halvening. The price is much lower than buying after the halvening. Last time before the halving tje price is $660 and drop to $630. And after the halving the price stabilize to $650. As bitcoin always anticipated we always prepare for that event.

[arpon11]

Wise investors has been taken this advantage for sometime now. Halving do happened often, even now we are see another halving. Yesterday bitcoin loses about $600 and before next week the price will make a correlation and jump back to $3500.

[odolvlobo]

The next halving is expected to take place by the year 2020, during which the price increase is an assured as the ongoing demand for bitcoin will generate the decreased supply an increase in value. So for the Op I would like to suggest him buy when the price seems low, during halving the price will be increasing same as the recent price wave.

That's a common myth. The halving does not decrease the supply. The supply is always increasing until it reaches 21 million. You assume that the demand will continue to increase, but that is not guaranteed.

[deisik]

The next halving is expected to take place by the year 2020, during which the price increase is an assured as the ongoing demand for bitcoin will generate the decreased supply an increase in value. So for the Op I would like to suggest him buy when the price seems low, during halving the price will be increasing same as the recent price wave.

That's a common myth. The halving does not decrease the supply. The supply is always increasing until it reaches 21 million. You assume that the demand will continue to increase, but that is not guaranteed.

It is not a myth, it is just you nitpicking

Or rather deliberately misinterpreting the meaning of the term in the given context. Obviously, people mean the supply of new coins to the market which is evidently diminishing after the halving, as it is meant by the law of supply and demand (I wouldn't call that law a myth either), which people implicitly refer to here. What you mean is total supply of coins in circulation, but the distinction can be easily drawn from the context, and in this case specifically your comment is totally out of place and beside the point

[deisik]

Bitcoin halving is cutting miners block reward by half. The last Bitcoin halving up to now was last year (I think it was in August) and it happens approximately every 4 years, so the next one will be somewhere in 2020. The price is known for pumping after this happens, but it didn't happen in 2016.

Do you have any idea what the price was during 2016,before halving the price of bitcoin was trading around the range bound of $450 to $550 and the fact is that the current rally started way back during the late 2016 and the price keeps on soaring,after halving we had a good pump and then we saw a small correction and after that the price did not look back and is breaking new records

It looks more like it is you who have no idea how the price actually traded back then

Before the halving the Bitcoin price rose to over 750 dollars per coin due to the hype that had risen to insane levels thanks to the expectations of the coming halving. And just a few weeks before the actual event Bitcoin crashed to nearly 600 dollars since many folks had been cashing out feeling and expecting that the rest of them would in fact be cashing out after the halving. Other than that, I agree that the current rally basically started in late September-early October later that year (i.e. in the fall of 2016)

[jpouza]

I think that the bitcoin block reward halving have an organic impact into btc´s price, there is not an immediate price increase, but with time it jumps ahead.
Also, it´s not a linear correlation between price x block reward halving, we can´t assume that after the next halve the price will double, that´s not how it works.

[odolvlobo]

That's a common myth. The halving does not decrease the supply. The supply is always increasing until it reaches 21 million. You assume that the demand will continue to increase, but that is not guaranteed.

It is not a myth, it is just you nitpicking
Or rather deliberately misinterpreting the meaning of the term in the given context. Obviously, people mean the supply of new coins to the market which is evidently diminishing after the halving, as it is meant by the law of supply and demand (I wouldn't call that law a myth either), which people implicitly refer to here. What you mean is total supply of coins in circulation, but the distinction can be easily drawn from the context, and in this case specifically your comment is totally out of place and beside the point

You are correct to a certain extent. I am, but only because I'm too lazy to post a full explanation every time this misconception is stated as if it were a fact.

TL;DR: The halving does not reduce the supply. Instead, it reduces the influence by miners (as a group) on the market.

First some distinctions are important. There are two meanings of the word "supply".

There is the money supply. It is the total number of available coins. It is a number, though its value might vary depending on what is meant by "available".

Then there is the market supply. That is what is meant by "supply and demand". It is a curve. One axis is is price and the other is the number of coins that can be bought at that price. All coins in the money supply, including "new"coins, are represented somewhere in the market supply.

people mean the supply of new coins to the market

First, there is no difference between "new" coins and "old" coins. When people write about "new" coins and they call it supply, they really mean production. Those are two fundamentally different concepts. There is no such thing as "production and demand".

Second, stating that the halving reduces the supply implies that the number of coins in the market is now less than it used to be because the subsidy is 1/4 of what it used to be, and it implies that when the subsidy falls to 0, there will be no more coins for sale.

Of course, that is nonsense. Coins are not consumed. The coins in the market consist of "new" coins plus "old" coins, and the number of "old" coins available for sale is constantly increasing.

So in summary, when people write that "the halving reduces the supply", they are wrong on a few counts. The money supply is always increasing, and the market supply is always shifting to the right. Neither supply is ever reduced by the halving. Instead, the halving reduces the number of coins held by miners, so it reduces the effect by miners (as a group) on the market.

[deisik]

people mean the supply of new coins to the market

First, there is no difference between "new" coins and "old" coins. When people write about "new" coins and they call it supply, they really mean production. Those are two fundamentally different concepts. There is no such thing as "production and demand"

This is what I call empty verbiage

Even if there is no difference between new and old coins, this doesn't in the least mean that the amount of coins that miners produce doesn't diminish after the halving (which is the point). You are not just nitpicking, you are also making irrelevant claims here. More specifically, in this case it doesn't matter whether new coins are indistinguishable from the old ones or not. And while we are at it, there is still a difference between "new" coins and "old" coins. New ones are mined after a certain date which has a special meaning (the day when the mining reward is halved). So you are factually wrong even in that

[batang_bitcoin]

Do someone here know about bitcoin halving?

Most of the old bitcoin users here know about bitcoin halving. And last year many witnessed it here.

Is there a problem when bitcoin halving hits?

Yes, there's a problem but mostly it is only for the miners.

Is it better to buy bitcoin when bitcoin halving come?

It is better to buy bitcoin before it happens and don't wait before the halving comes. But last year what happened the price didn't increase rapidly.

[douglock]

bitcoin needs to be bought near and after the halving. You can search more information about the halving on the internet and it is said that after the halving, the block reward will decrease 50%. Therefore, there will be less bitcoin can be mined per one block and it is certain that the price will increase

[Question123]

bitcoin needs to be bought near and after the halving. You can search more information about the halving on the internet and it is said that after the halving, the block reward will decrease 50%. Therefore, there will be less bitcoin can be mined per one block and it is certain that the price will increase

Thats roght bitcoin price will increase more after the halving in this july. For sure maybe the price of bitcoinafter tha halving will become double . But even they have a research bro we dont know the exact amount of the bitcoin after the halving.  But i hope the result is good for everyone. So what are you waiting for buy bitcoin now and enjoy later the profit. More bitcoin more money to come.