Will the number of new investors reduce?

[ALLON2017]

yes because from what I’ve noticed plenty of younger generations aren’t interested anymore

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[mindrust]

Always buy the rumors (or the hype), sell the news.

Since the hype/rumor is gone, there is nothing to talk about anymore. That means the interest on bitcoin will drop drastically till some other big random event happens. People already acknowledged that btc has 4-year cycles. The markets get hot when we get close to the halving and it cools off after a while.

Since this is a known event now, some investors might front-run it. They'll invest way earlier before the actual event takes place unlike what it happened till now. They probably did it in this current cycle too. I am not sure if we will be seeing $100k in the next couple of years.

[Cryptomultiplier]

...do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?

The number of investors should be expected to increase, because the ETF approval was implemented for large investment purses like corporations and big companies and even for individuals with large pockets.
Also is the case of the bull run which normally happens after the halving to be in effect. The bull run season is a time when demand gets higher and profits are made from quick trades.
Although, it would be that the ETF is the major innovation prior to the halving event, the rise in price and demand for other crypto currencies, tokens and altcoins compete with the throve of those interested in long term holding investment that BTC is sure to provide.

[Questat]

I hope there is data to support whether it is dropping or increasing. But I was still on the positive side that Bitcoin remains eye-catching to those who are looking for an investment. We may not see a huge increase but I was still expecting growing numbers rather than declining numbers.

It is definitely halving creates huge interest in the public. The price may not be too low and a good timing for buying but still gives a chance for new investors to earn. But yes, risk-takers see it as an opportunity while those who are in doubt wait for the next bear season.

[traderethereum]

With Bitcoin's current popularity, there is a possibility that more investors will invest in it. The halving event will attract them to find out more about it. At least, that's what smart investors do.
They will not immediately invest their money in Bitcoin but will find out more before investing in Bitcoin. There may be more and more new investors when the price of bitcoin starts to increase, and if the price can reach $100k, these new investors will start investing in bitcoin. The incident will probably be the same as in previous years, where there will be many disappointed investors, and there will be investors who make big profits.

[kro55]

I hope there is data to support whether it is dropping or increasing. But I was still on the positive side that Bitcoin remains eye-catching to those who are looking for an investment. We may not see a huge increase but I was still expecting growing numbers rather than declining numbers.

It is definitely halving creates huge interest in the public. The price may not be too low and a good timing for buying but still gives a chance for new investors to earn. But yes, risk-takers see it as an opportunity while those who are in doubt wait for the next bear season.

To be honest, halving cannot generate interest among the public, especially newbies because they don't understand what it is and don't care what it is. Most people will be interested in the increase in bitcoin price, which is why the entire crypto community is looking forward to the halving event and sees it as a turning point. But the public has not yet shown too much interest in bitcoin despite news of the halving being mentioned in the press. But once the bull market appears and bitcoin is rising like crazy, the attention will certainly begin.

[Pandu Geddon]

The halving was a major event that attracted many new investors to bitcoins, some started investing seriously some months to the halving just so to make some profit from it.The halving was what attracted them, but now that the halving has come and gone, do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?

because when it comes to new investors, they cannot be identified. because those who only come for the halving may not necessarily have a really strong interest when the storm occurs.
we will see them come and go. some who are serious about investing in Bitcoin will remain high, and most others will abandon their investment even without the results they expected.
but I believe, there will be more old investors who remain than those who have just arrived. those who are new do not necessarily have the knowledge. and those who can survive I am sure are investors with knowledge.

[Negotiation]

After the bitcoin halving its value started to fall, many investors got frustrated and sold their bitcoins. But investors who and save for the next event have better results I think the number of new investors will increase after bitcoin halving. It could be a good time for them if bitcoin could not hold up due to the price increase. The bitcoin halving cycle usually takes time to increase the value of the token. The price of the token also rises just before the halving event as cryptocurrency investors increase demand after the halving cycle.

[kryptqnick]

Halving is just the end of a cycle and the start of a new one. Yes, the reward is reduced by half, but it's not the first halving and there's no surprise that this is how Bitcoin works. So, as such, I think it doesn't have any direct impact on attracting or scaring off investors. But Bitcoin does get some media attention due to halving, and attention is generally good to remind potential investors that Bitcoin exists.
There's no reason for a number of new investors to decrease, as halving makes Bitcoin more scarce, which is in principle good for investments.

[GreatArkansas]

The halving was a major event that attracted many new investors to bitcoins, some started investing seriously some months to the halving just so to make some profit from it.The halving was what attracted them, but now that the halving has come and gone, do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?

I don't think so because think about other investors who were already positioned before the Bitcoin block halved, these people or some may add some Bitcoins to their bags.
So for me, overall it's all good in the hood right now, even Bitcoin block halving is already done, we still above $60,000 and it's more likely gonna create new all-time high again this time.

[LogitechMouse]

The halving was a major event that attracted many new investors to bitcoins, some started investing seriously some months to the halving just so to make some profit from it.The halving was what attracted them, but now that the halving has come and gone, do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?

No, but the opposite will happen.
Obviously, many already said to other people that we are entering the bull run a few months after the halving event. This kind of narrative is what investors will thin hence, they will try to enter the crypto market and will buy Bitcoins and other coins to ride the train, and get some profits just by buying the token.

I can't think of any reason why new investors will decrease knowing that they "MIGHT" earn money if they will invest their money during the bull run. The halving event is just an event, but that will be a main catalyst towards the increase in the price of Bitcoin and when new investors heard that they might earn more money through buy and hold during the bull market, they will come and take the opportunity.

I don't know if there was a time where the total of new investors decrease because I always believe that new investors are coming up day after day after day.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

I don't think so because think about other investors who were already positioned before the Bitcoin block halved

Bitcoin block or Bitcoin block size does not halve. Its block subsidy halves after the halving from 6.25 BTC for one block before the halving to 3.125 BTC after the halving.

these people or some may add some Bitcoins to their bags.
So for me, overall it's all good in the hood right now, even Bitcoin block halving is already done, we still above $60,000 and it's more likely gonna create new all-time high again this time.

People who see good technology and security of Bitcoin blockchain, believe in bright future for Bitcoin, and already purchased bitcoin before the halving, will likely buy more after the halving if they have more money for investment.

How long will they hold their bitcoin after the halving will be different by investor to investor. Each of them have difference source of capital and different taste of risk acceptance and price target as well as available time for holding. They are part of the market and a bull run actually need new capital from new joiners.

[Miles2006]

This is just obvious people gamble with their investment and they're not even called investors cause they come and go. Definitely people with this mindset will leave and hope for another ATH or halving but I'm believing a time will come when people like this will regret after seeing the price of bitcoin or probably when it's time to buy they'll not be able to buy more compared to bitcoin price back then. No one can really tell when it comes to price speculation but we always have a certain believe or else no one will think of investing, op will have to make a research in terms of population before and after the halving but I don't think short term traders will love to sell now due to the price

[Gaza13]

After the bitcoin halving its value started to fall, many investors got frustrated and sold their bitcoins. But investors who and save for the next event have better results I think the number of new investors will increase after bitcoin halving. It could be a good time for them if bitcoin could not hold up due to the price increase. The bitcoin halving cycle usually takes time to increase the value of the token. The price of the token also rises just before the halving event as cryptocurrency investors increase demand after the halving cycle.

Why should investors be frustrated? I think people who are frustrated don't understand what Bitcoin is, maybe the money they invest is not the result of their savings, but the money they need every day for their life that month. I think it's hard to survive because they only see profits a moment.

If someone really understands what bitcoin is, of course they won't get frustrated or panic, let alone sell it.
No need to save for your next event? Collect as many bitcoins as you can, don't care about the price, keep buying every month, we don't look at the price in the next year, but furthermore we look at it could be 10 years in the future. Of course you will be surprised to see future prices compared to current prices. This is the importance of using the DCA technique, we will get the best average price for our investment. Of course, we have to be patient and wait to see the next price increase.

[Mate2237]

I thought we are still in the halving. And I also thought the halving will stay up to a month. Is it that the halving was just a day? That's not withstanding, many investors came to the ecosystem because of the halving and some were thinking that in the halving bitcoin would reduced for them to invest more but the price was stable and it was after the two days of the halving the price slightly reduce and after some days it goes back. And even the time when bitcoin price goes down, the transaction fee didn't allow people to buy because it was too high and people were disappointed about the whole season.

But that will not stop people to invest in Bitcoin before the next halving of 2028.  And in my own observation, the number of investors that will come up in the period will be more than the previous season. People have seen the important of bitcoin so many people will like to invest in Bitcoin for retirement and others.

[Nrcewker]

The halving was a major event that attracted many new investors to bitcoins, some started investing seriously some months to the halving just so to make some profit from it.The halving was what attracted them, but now that the halving has come and gone, do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?

We can’t exactly determine who are new users or who are buying the coins for first time. But yes statistically if we see then yes halving does attract new users. Due to halving there is huge scale promotion of Bitcoins. So if anybody left to invest, then by the end of halving they might have bought some good amount of coins. Moreover I guess almost all the young person who has internet, are aware of Bitcoins and its benefits. Hence I highly doubt that any more people left to be considered as “new investors”.

[Gladitorcomeback]

The halving was a major event that attracted many new investors to bitcoins, some started investing seriously some months to the halving just so to make some profit from it.The halving was what attracted them, but now that the halving has come and gone, do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?

Investors aren't attracted exactly by the event but they are attracted by the gains they can potentially get from the investments that they make before the halving because history shows that Bitcoin tends to go higher after the halving event, so just because the event is gone, it doesn't mean investors will reduce or people wouldn't invest anymore because we are yet to see the effects of the halving event and the bull run is yet to be seen.

It will probably take some time for it to happen, and until then, we can expect new investors to keep joining because we are still at a reasonable position if someone wants to make an entry because as per expectations, the price of Bitcoin should at least go around $100k, it might go higher than that.

[R100K-Martin-Lunger]

It can happen, especially if the newbies fail to understand that a major part of being a btc or crypto investor is the waiting game. It's all about being patient, buying the dip and investing even when the price is high (for BTC only) and then HODLing till the bull run and beyond. In my case, I am waiting for the 100K mark and then will HODL some for the 250k point. It's all about knowing the worth of bitcoin.

[iBaba]

The halving was a major event that attracted many new investors to bitcoins, some started investing seriously some months to the halving just so to make some profit from it.The halving was what attracted them, but now that the halving has come and gone, do you think that the number of new investors will reduce for the now until the next halving is close again?

For people like me, I am not so worried about the trend of the moment, rather than investing for the future. Rushing into investing in Bitcoin for the sake of halving might not be the best way to go about investments in Bitcoin even though it might not necessarily mean a failure, however it is always best advised to invest at a convenient time, whether halving or not so that you don't lumpsum and become disappointed expecting some humongous figures as a return. My opinion and decision about bitcoin investment is convenience and knowledge. Knowledge in the sense that, one needs to understand the prosperity of the market and uptrend and downtrend of the market and Convenience in the sense that, you invest gradually through the DCA approach with the amount you can afford,  and allow it to grow steady while we learn from the process

[Alpha Marine]

The halving has come but not many new Investors have made the profit they expected. I don't think the new investors will leave because it should be common knowledge that bitcoin price will still get very high after the halving. It's normal that the halving usually attracts a lot of investors, that's why there's high demand, but they'll only leave after they've made a profit.

Aside from the fact that new investors increase the demand for bitcoin, thereby increasing the price of bitcoin, they don't matter in the grand scheme of things.
Most people may give up on Bitcoin because the price has not performed the way they expected it to, but not me though.
I prefer when bitcoin prices rise organically due to demand, instead of when it does a pump due to one news, rumor, or the other. This way you know it's organic and won't crash down within days when it finally gets to a new ATH.