Does bitcoin price increase after halving?

[Japinat]

Halving events have frequently been associated with increase in price of bitcoin with significant upward momentum both before and after halving. Bitcoin halving often generate increased market attention and hype. Expectation of lower supply and likely price increase may fuel positive feelings amongst investors and traders.

Well I can boldly tell you that no one actually knows the correct answer to that question and answers you will get are speculation on stats gather from previous halving event which if you ask can be close to the desired answer. The halving period comes with so many drama and so many investor are currently waiting for the halving to come and go and to see if there is actually going to be a significant rise to the price.

If you already experienced the previous halving, you will know that there is a sudden change in its price trend and it is incredibly increasing. There is no drama to see other than people are expecting bullish after halving.
Investors are holding and are excited for the next halving because they believe that they could see Bullrun and ATH. Experienced investors and traders already know and have that kind of insight because that is what happened in the past, and this will happen again and again.

Since halving also means less reward for Bitcoin mining, it could reduce Bitcoin mining profitability and require miners to put more effort into keeping the Bitcoin network secure. There is a situation where some miners may be forced to withdraw from the market, which could have a negative impact on the cryptocurrency price, as the amount of rewards miners earn will decrease as the years go by. This raises questions in my mind. Considering other factors affecting the demand for cryptoassets, it would be wrong to say that the halving will definitely cause a price increase.
The 4th Bitcoin Halving is expected to take place in April 2024 but it is not possible to set an exact date. This is because Bitcoin mining, due to its unpredictable nature, does not happen at a set pace.

If that is true, then how we can explain the increase in price after halving? Does it have another reason other than the scarcity of Bitcoin because of halving? Miners don't quit after halving because, at that moment, they are even asking more fees than the usual fees they get. That is why they remain mining despite the situation because they are not losing yet instead, they are still making money. Anyways, we might have different opinions about the halving and its impact on the market but let us see what will happen during that time and that is the only way to get the answer.

[redsun114]

It does that after halving and you could think about it being so important. This means that we are going to be a lot more profitable in the end and we could make a lot more profit if we are careful after the halving. That doesn't mean that we could make that type of profit if we know what we are doing. So all in all, we should definitely reach to a point where it is going to be as important as we possibly could.

Halvings are the times where prices go up, and it doesn't happen just a day after neither so the thing we need to be careful about is the part where you are going to have to wait after the halving. If it happens for example late April or early may, then it means that we are going to end up with a return by 2025 as well and the increases will start to happen late 2024 as well, so it takes time.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Halving events have frequently been associated with increase in price of bitcoin with significant upward momentum both before and after halving. Bitcoin halving often generate increased market attention and hype. Expectation of lower supply and likely price increase may fuel positive feelings amongst investors and traders.

Even though this is true, it is not a guarantee that when the halving comes, the price of bitcoin will immediately experience a significant price increase. The position may change or over time may not have the same similarity when the next halving occurs, that is why bitcoin is considered speculative and even though the halving provides a way for price increases. In principle, we never know for sure, but previous trips may give an idea of how it works.

Lower supply and the relationship between supply and demand may make the formula the cause of the price increase even though that is just an assumption. Hype and Fomo may be able to suppress the market, which in turn will result in new and old investors starting to enter, thereby causing price spikes in line with the halving that has occurred.

[YUriy1991]

Halving events have frequently been associated with increase in price of bitcoin with significant upward momentum both before and after halving. Bitcoin halving often generate increased market attention and hype. Expectation of lower supply and likely price increase may fuel positive feelings amongst investors and traders.

Even though this is true, it is not a guarantee that when the halving comes, the price of bitcoin will immediately experience a significant price increase. The position may change or over time may not have the same similarity when the next halving occurs, that is why bitcoin is considered speculative and even though the halving provides a way for price increases. In principle, we never know for sure, but previous trips may give an idea of how it works.

Lower supply and the relationship between supply and demand may make the formula the cause of the price increase even though that is just an assumption. Hype and Fomo may be able to suppress the market, which in turn will result in new and old investors starting to enter, thereby causing price spikes in line with the halving that has occurred.

Are we all here preparing to board the ship so that we are no longer left behind after the halving? It cannot be denied that Bitcoins have the potential to be very valuable and the Halving moment does give hope, but the market always has its own rhythm due to post-halving Hype and Fomo, but at least whatever technique we use in trading, choose a method that suits your personality and enter into trading as cheaply as possible. . So, it's just a matter of how we deal with it.

[CageMabok]

Lower supply and the relationship between supply and demand may make the formula the cause of the price increase even though that is just an assumption. Hype and Fomo may be able to suppress the market, which in turn will result in new and old investors starting to enter, thereby causing price spikes in line with the halving that has occurred.

If we look at the future moment, it seems that new and old investors will be more motivated by the halving, not by hype and fomo. Because Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that is already very well known, there is no need for Hype and Fomo to attract more investors into the market and now is the opportunity for all investors to continue to collect as much Bitcoin as possible to welcome the halving moment which is clearly very valuable for everyone.

Are we all here preparing to board the ship so that we are no longer left behind after the halving? It cannot be denied that Bitcoins have the potential to be very valuable and the Halving moment does give hope, but the market always has its own rhythm due to post-halving Hype and Fomo, but at least whatever technique we use in trading, choose a method that suits your personality and enter into trading as cheaply as possible. . So, it's just a matter of how we deal with it.

Those who believe in improving prices and improving market conditions will always prepare themselves to welcome the halving next year, because even without hype and fomo, Bitcoin will continue to do better and will also continue to be targeted by many people. Moreover, every day there is news about large companies that are willing to accept Bitcoin as payment, this will definitely encourage new people who previously hated Bitcoin to like Bitcoin now.

[_Hiloveua_]

Halving events have frequently been associated with increase in price of bitcoin with significant upward momentum both before and after halving. Bitcoin halving often generate increased market attention and hype. Expectation of lower supply and likely price increase may fuel positive feelings amongst investors and traders.

@Op, No, Bitcoin halving does not increase in price immediately. Have to wait 15-30 days for price increase. But no one can say exactly when this crypto market will be like. It is true that after the Bitcoin halving there is a good price increase. I am also buying several coins including Bitcoin for Bitcoin halving. Hope good returns will come.

[DanWalker]

Halving events have frequently been associated with increase in price of bitcoin with significant upward momentum both before and after halving. Bitcoin halving often generate increased market attention and hype. Expectation of lower supply and likely price increase may fuel positive feelings amongst investors and traders.

@Op, No, Bitcoin halving does not increase in price immediately. Have to wait 15-30 days for price increase. But no one can say exactly when this crypto market will be like. It is true that after the Bitcoin halving there is a good price increase. I am also buying several coins including Bitcoin for Bitcoin halving. Hope good returns will come.

Have you never participated in a bull season before? And you've never reviewed the history of bitcoin, have you? If you learn everything about the history of bitcoin, you will know that the bull season will only come after the halving, and it takes several months to a year after the halving, not 30 days as you think.

By the way, it looks like you are also investing in altcoins? I recommend you limit your investment in those altcoins, focusing mainly on bitcoin because as you also said. There is no guarantee that bitcoin will definitely increase in price after the halving, and worse things will happen to altcoins if there is no bull season.

[user210822]

Going through the history of bitcoin one could observe drastic changes in miners' income. If the whole story of bitcoin is going to last beyond 2124 (too far from now) can anyone explain me where are miners heading? Who is going to maintain the whole blockchain when there will be no halvings at all?! Or is it going to be like you have to pay 0,5 BTC just to send another 0,5 BTC to someone? Where I am missing the point of the mess?

[Jating]

Going through the history of bitcoin one could observe drastic changes in miners' income. If the whole story of bitcoin is going to last beyond 2124 (too far from now) can anyone explain me where are miners heading? Who is going to maintain the whole blockchain when there will be no halvings at all?! Or is it going to be like you have to pay 0,5 BTC just to send another 0,5 BTC to someone? Where I am missing the point of the mess?

You don't have to look that far though, in the next 2-3 halvings, we will see that almost all bitcoin will be mine, that is 99% of it and that 1% will be mined until 2124 or 2140 as others estimated it.

So just what, for sure we will see it in our lifetime what its like to see bitcoin 99% being mine and what will be the incentive for miners to continue to find that elusive block and it will be interesting what will be the price of bitcoin that time. Right now, we can't tell it though, as there are factors and parameters that might affect the fees.

[Questat]

Going through the history of bitcoin one could observe drastic changes in miners' income. If the whole story of bitcoin is going to last beyond 2124 (too far from now) can anyone explain me where are miners heading? Who is going to maintain the whole blockchain when there will be no halvings at all?! Or is it going to be like you have to pay 0,5 BTC just to send another 0,5 BTC to someone? Where I am missing the point of the mess?

It is hard to assume what will happen to these miners.
But if that will happen, assuming I was a miner, I'd quit if there is no profit anymore. We might expect huge fees for the miners but can't imagine as well what is the price of Bitcoin at that time. Definitely, we don't have any idea and the only thing that we are going to do now is to take this opportunity while still cheap and the fees are considerable. I'm not imagining how it get worse but rather I think that people can still afford to have Bitcoin.

[arabspaceship123]

If you're weighing up buying before the halving because you're expecting the price to increase you're taking risks. You don't know what's going to happen to Bitcoin's price so don't gamble on your investment. Be careful when you're buying cryptos. Investments are risks so you can't believe online advisors.

[skarais]

If you're weighing up buying before the halving because you're expecting the price to increase you're taking risks. You don't know what's going to happen to Bitcoin's price so don't gamble on your investment. Be careful when you're buying cryptos. Investments are risks so you can't believe online advisors.

So when do you think someone will not take risks when investing?
Buying before or after the halving is never a problem as long as it is your long-term investment. But in fact the price tends to be lower than the previous ATH during the halving, so don't you think it's an opportunity to get bitcoin at a low price?

All investments are risky regardless of when is the best time to buy them, but your risk is higher as long as you never gain good knowledge. It is not recommended to get financial advice from other people's speculation or price predictions, but do it yourself.

[Teraboy]

even though halving might make the value increase, but sometime it doesn't have significant effect towards bitcoin itself.
but i think there's trend that after halving usually there will be bullrun so there's reason why people are hyping it so much expecting another bullruns.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Are we all here preparing to board the ship so that we are no longer left behind after the halving? It cannot be denied that Bitcoins have the potential to be very valuable and the Halving moment does give hope, but the market always has its own rhythm due to post-halving Hype and Fomo, but at least whatever technique we use in trading, choose a method that suits your personality and enter into trading as cheaply as possible. . So, it's just a matter of how we deal with it.

I think that's the case and almost a lot of people are currently preparing themselves to board the ship before the halving, the aim is not to be left behind when the ship has left the dock. Choose the type of strategy that we can do because in the end all of us expect profits, ignore the Hype and Fomo all we need to do is look for the right strategy to make a profit.

If we look at the future moment, it seems that new and old investors will be more motivated by the halving, not by hype and fomo. Because Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that is already very well known, there is no need for Hype and Fomo to attract more investors into the market and now is the opportunity for all investors to continue to collect as much Bitcoin as possible to welcome the halving moment which is clearly very valuable for everyone.

The two are interconnected, if bitcoin experiences a hype condition, old investors will sell their bitcoin asset holdings and when there is a Fomo condition, new and old investors will enter the market to maximize purchases of the certain amount of bitcoin they want so as not to miss the best opportunity. Even though Hype and Fomo do not necessarily attract investors to the market to maximize buying and selling because this has brought anyone to understand the right conditions for buying, at least the relationship between the two is close to each other according to the understanding we find on the journey we have been on.

Welcoming the halving to long-term holders may seem eager as they have used various previous methods to accumulate bitcoin. This is the moment we have been waiting for so that we can reap big profits from the investments we make and if the assets we collect are large then the amount of profit we get will also be even greater.

[bounceback]

Halving events have frequently been associated with increase in price of bitcoin with significant upward momentum both before and after halving. Bitcoin halving often generate increased market attention and hype. Expectation of lower supply and likely price increase may fuel positive feelings amongst investors and traders.

The halving event is one of the factors that can push the price of bitcoin to a higher level and will usually be able to create a new ATH because when the halving event is almost close, investors will simultaneously come to the market to accumulate bitcoin so that they don't lose momentum, but we all Here we cannot predict with certainty whether the price of bitcoin will immediately increase significantly after this event or whether we will need several more months after the halving to see a significant increase in bitcoin movements.

[Texac]

Halving events have frequently been associated with increase in price of bitcoin with significant upward momentum both before and after halving. Bitcoin halving often generate increased market attention and hype. Expectation of lower supply and likely price increase may fuel positive feelings amongst investors and traders.

The halving event is one of the factors that can push the price of bitcoin to a higher level and will usually be able to create a new ATH because when the halving event is almost close, investors will simultaneously come to the market to accumulate bitcoin so that they don't lose momentum, but we all Here we cannot predict with certainty whether the price of bitcoin will immediately increase significantly after this event or whether we will need several more months after the halving to see a significant increase in bitcoin movements.

According to history, after the halving we will have a bullish season as predicted and the upward price trend usually appears a few months after the halving, not immediately.  but we need to note, there is no guarantee that history will continue to repeat itself, there is still a possibility that things will not repeat themselves and there will not be a bull season.  although this possibility is very low, it does not mean it will not happen and all we are saying about the bull season are just our expectations, nothing is certain.
 

[Davian144]

Going through the history of bitcoin one could observe drastic changes in miners' income. If the whole story of bitcoin is going to last beyond 2124 (too far from now) can anyone explain me where are miners heading? Who is going to maintain the whole blockchain when there will be no halvings at all?! Or is it going to be like you have to pay 0,5 BTC just to send another 0,5 BTC to someone? Where I am missing the point of the mess?

The goals of Bitcoin miners can actually be very diverse and each person will not know for sure what each Bitcoin miner wants. Because their original desires are neatly stored in each of their hearts and for the halving in Bitcoin you also don't need to worry because everyone will also follow this process very well and wisely. If you ask about the cost of sending Bitcoin from one wallet to another, you also need to pay attention to the network supported by Bitcoin because currently there are several networks that are supported for sending Bitcoin with very varied and very affordable fees.

[philipma1957]

If you're weighing up buying before the halving because you're expecting the price to increase you're taking risks. You don't know what's going to happen to Bitcoin's price so don't gamble on your investment. Be careful when you're buying cryptos. Investments are risks so you can't believe online advisors.

Well we have no idea why he asked the question. But it may be he or she wants to find courage to buy or hodl based on our replies.

AT op "the past is just a good by"
comes from this song below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQOaUnSmJr8


If you invested and are hodling right now at an underwater price.

the question is can you afford to lose every Penney of it? if yes than hodl it till it goes up.

If you can not afford every Penney of it to be lost how much  of it can you lose?

Keep what you can lose and sell the rest.


If you have not a single penny's worth right now figure out what you can lose.

say 3000 usd.  buy 1000 of btc right now and dca 200 a month for 10 months in a row..  Once the 10 months are up report back to this thread and tell us how you feel about spending that money.

BTW this is not advice but it is simply what I would do if I had an interest in btc. good luck whatever you choose to do.

[arabspaceship123]

Well we have no idea why he asked the question.

At first I thought it's like a genuine question from concerned or curious OP but now I'm thinking he doesn't really care. He didn't post here again. He's made posts in different boards but hasn't posted in this thread.

But it may be he or she wants to find courage to buy or hodl based on our replies.

If the OP isn't interested there's other ppl who'll read replies so if it helps them it's an accomplishment.

If you invested and are hodling right now at an underwater price.

the question is can you afford to lose every Penney of it? if yes than hodl it till it goes up.

If you can not afford every Penney of it to be lost how much  of it can you lose?

Keep what you can lose and sell the rest.


If you have not a single penny's worth right now figure out what you can lose.

say 3000 usd.  buy 1000 of btc right now and dca 200 a month for 10 months in a row..  Once the 10 months are up report back to this thread and tell us how you feel about spending that money.

BTW this is not advice but it is simply what I would do if I had an interest in btc. good luck whatever you choose to do.

Let's accept it isn't advice but your experiences & knowledge give you the edge in you know what you're saying. If you can't afford to lose what you're putting in you shouldn't buy it's some thing we've got to remember. If I buy high I'll be broken if there's a sell off so I won't take any risk.

[tygeade]

Well we have no idea why he asked the question. But it may be he or she wants to find courage to buy or hodl based on our replies.

AT op "the past is just a good by"
comes from this song below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQOaUnSmJr8


If you invested and are hodling right now at an underwater price.

the question is can you afford to lose every Penney of it? if yes than hodl it till it goes up.

If you can not afford every Penney of it to be lost how much  of it can you lose?

Keep what you can lose and sell the rest.


If you have not a single penny's worth right now figure out what you can lose.

say 3000 usd.  buy 1000 of btc right now and dca 200 a month for 10 months in a row..  Once the 10 months are up report back to this thread and tell us how you feel about spending that money.

BTW this is not advice but it is simply what I would do if I had an interest in btc. good luck whatever you choose to do.

That is EXACTLY what I do. I bought and keep on buying, do not have a lot to be fair because I had to pay some hospital bills, but I am still buying, restarted again, and I think it's important to realize that as long as you can hold it and not be crashed if it goes to zero, then you should keep holding as long as possible.

I am not even planning on selling at the next peak, it can peak as high as possible and then crash, just like how it did during 2017 to 2018 or 2021 to 2022, and I will still hold it. I am planning on holding it for at least a few more halvings, probably over a decade.

Only thing that could make me sell, would be some life hardship that requires money, and that is not selling because I want to get out of the market, that is selling because I have to pay for some stuff. I believe that we need to arrange it in a way that would be a lot smarter to handle, should not be all that weird. I know that arranging these type of stuff could be a bit harder, but it is definitely smarter as well.