Will the number of new investors reduce?

[m2017]

We don't have statistics from that but to think of it,

Why not? There are statistics (albeit with some reservations) - this is the current bitcoin'sprice. If this price rises, it means there is a demand for this asset, which is created by those same new investors.

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

Over some (short) periods of time, the number of investors will probably decrease (until the next halving), but in the future their number will increase if the trend (increase in investors) of previous years continues.

BTC-price is the best indicator of investor interest.

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[Z_MBFM]

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?

If the price of Bitcoin after this halving, Bitcoin will once again set a new record high, which has been happening every 4 years in the past. Then new investor confidence in Bitcoin will increase and investor volume will increase rather than decrease. so I don't think Bitcoin investors will decrease rather than increase in the future. Bitcoin will be an asset with a lot of potential for the future, so it will provide a good profit for those who invest and hold it for a long time.

[serjent05]

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?

The influx of new investors to Bitcoin is dependent on the marketing strategy of companies that integrate Bitcoin as their main business.  It is very dependent on how these companies put hype on the post-halving event and how they condition the minds of people on the supply of Bitcoin getting scarcer every 4 years.  Aside from that, the effect of the Bitcoin price surge and how these companies' marketing arms interpret and make use of the uptrend pattern of Bitcoin after the halving to create FOMO to their audience the same way they make a discounted mind set when the Bitcoin market decline.

With the approval of spot ETF, many possible Bitcoin investors will likely get interested but the current surge in Bitcoin fees might hinder these incoming investors.  As of today, I believe the major hindrance of Bitcoin adoption, or investors getting into Bitcoin is the Dev allowing BRC20 token and the likes of Ordinals and Rune that discourage small-scale investors due to making the transaction fees sky rocket.

We don't have statistics from that but to think of it,

Why not? There are statistics (albeit with some reservations) - this is the current bitcoin'sprice. If this price rises, it means there is a demand for this asset, which is created by those same new investors.

Or some wealthy groups do wash trading to inflate the volume of the coins and at the same time inflate the price.  Bitcoin is often subjected to that, IMO, if the price of surging Bitcoin is not maintainable, there may be a group of people who purposely inflate the price for the purpose of dumping their stash later on. 

But if the Bitcoin price increase is maintained, I agree that there is new money from new investors coming into the Bitcoin market.

[SOKO-DEKE]

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?

From my own observations, I think the investors may reduce because many of these investors that were just attracted by halving definitely, almost all of them will be short-term investors. So if so, definitely they will leave the cryptocurrency industry after they have achieved what they want to achieve, and many have plans for another halving.

But the truth is that the more people may be leaving the crypto industry after halving, the more people may be also coming due to they are just aware of the Bitcoin or cryptocurrency in general. So I don't think there will be that much reduction in investors in the cryptocurrency industry. So let's just know that every day investors come into the crypto industry, whether it is a bear market or bull run period, people come with different purses.

[Yatsan]

It would be fine if those who were just hyped by the idea of halving will just leave. These people are the ones destroying the industry afterwards especially if their expectations were not reached. I'd rather choose less number of investors but ones who knows how this industrg works. Those who were just carried by the hype are the ones who easily panic and cutloss which yields to permanent loss unlike with those who really invested time to know things. Capital alone won't make you rich; decision making would.This is also the reason why doing a research for your own, on the asset you're interested wjth, needs to be checked in order to avoid unecessary complaints. For sure there would be a decline as well with provinces embracing more of this oh phenomon.

[dothebeats]

As long as bitcoin keeps on posting new records, there will always be new investors willing to take their shot and make a profit. I doubt that the halving is the only motivation of new investors to buy into bitcoin, because if it is, then we should have had a huge sell-off by now that the halving has concluded. Most new investors are looking to buy into bitcoin for the long-term growth, and I doubt that they know full well the implications of the halving anyway if they just recently bought into bitcoin.

Should the 'new' investors sell their coins after seeing that the halving didn't live up to their expectations, that's good because it frees up more coins to the space for serious investors to pick up for long-term holding.

[Cookdata]

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?

The halving is not what attract them rather halving was a signal for many investors that "yes" it's about time for that 4 years money from crypto which is always the bull run and we haven't seen that yet. You should have atleast experience one in the last bull run when Bitcoin was printing money for many people that bought Bitcoin when it went down to as low $3400 to $69k before making a huge correction.

People will not give lose interest even as the halving has not started yet because when Bitcoin want to make a mad move, your eyes might be open but trust me, you wouldn't see it coming, many people don't see it coming and this is why is good to have small of Bitcoin in your custody so you don't have to run after the bull run of Bitcoin but open your eyes clearly for scams, this is the period you want to avoid clicking some links on your devices.

[EarnOnVictor]

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?

Thank you for this question, it is the kind of question I like to read so that all of us can be pondering on the next situation ahead of us rather than believing emphatically that halving will automatically push investors to Bitcoin. Today, I do not want to believe that below 70% of internet users have not heard about Bitcoin even if they have not adopted it. So it is popular already and I believe that the majority that is interested in it has already been committing their money to it. But it got hooked at a point where no additional investors is willing any longer, at least for now, which is why we saw the price moving lower gradually and not be able to reach its higher levels again.

Over time though, let's see what will happen, but with the way I see things, it might be a whole lot of challenges for Bitcoin this time. We should not relate the former behaviours to this anymore, and what if those who are interested, for now, have committed their money already? What if there is no huge amount left to invest anymore now and in the near future? Well, I am just saying, anything can happen, nonetheless, it will not be the situation of the bed of roses again.

[Onyeeze]

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?

people have already known Bitcoin and you don't need any thing concerning advertisements to invest in Bitcoin because it has already marketed itself so anyone who want to invest in Bitcoin will invest in Bitcoin based on its own understanding of Bitcoin investment some persons currently still doubt of Bitcoin that it is a scam why some persons who has no need very well can invest at any point in time in Bitcoin so I believe that bitcoin investment is something that you can monitor very well so therefore I believe that cryptocurrency investment both halving will not cause any harm to it.

[Oasisman]

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?

Well, based on the last couple of halvings the bull run happened several months after the actual halving. So, that means investors are not going anywhere. I believe new investors knew about it too, otherwise they're just generally don't know what they are investing for.
Now, if the reason why you're asking this questions is because you see bitcoin price are starting to decline, well that's just a normal price movement from a healthy market. Every time there's a surge of price, it is to be expected that the next thing to happen is some sort of a correction as there are several investors/traders who's going to sell at the peak, thus it will also allow investors to accumulate back at a lower price.
Also, selling today and turning away against bitcoin and wait for another four year cycle before you come back and accumulate, it may not be a good idea as it will not maximize your profit. You might going to end up buying in the process of bull market as you may be FOMOing by the time.

[Slow death]

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?

In my opinion, those few people who have been in the cryptocurrency market for a long time, they already have an idea of how this market works, they know that after the halving, there is the first and second year for the price to rise a lot, so they take advantage buy a lot right before the halving and then sell in the first and second year after the halving and then hope that from the third year onwards the price starts to fall a lot so that they will buy lower, it turns out that this type of strategy works in a market that does not There are many billionaire investors, when billionaires enter the scene, they also study the market and quickly discover this type of strategy and start buying a lot before the halving, they buy after the halving and with that the price will drop a little

and will continue to bring more new people regardless of whether it is close or far from the halving, so the price of bitcoin will rise a lot in the first 1 and 2 years after the halving and in the 3 and 4 years after the halving it will remain stable, because the market has hundreds of rich people buying. The only thing that could cause the price to fall significantly is bad news, but this is normal in all markets, it doesn't just happen with bitcoin. The very best part after the halving are the predictions that many people keep making and this attracts many other people, for example:

While Hayes did not give an updated BTC price target, he suggested that the path from $70,000 to $1 million for BTC/USD may not be as difficult as its history rising from zero.

“Rarely in markets do the things that got you here (Bitcoin from zero in 2009 to $70,000 in 2024), get you there (Bitcoin to $1,000,000),” he acknowledged.

source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/1m-bitcoin-price-still-in-play-macro-liquidity-arthur-hayes

When more people are seeing these types of price predictions, they will be buying more bitcoins, even when 3 years pass after the halving and the price drops a lot, a lot more people will be buying more bitcoins because they know that the price could go up a lot in the future.

[Hypnosis00]

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?

They see people are investing not just for halving but for the results. We might say there is a slowdown in numbers but I know they are increasing despite the situation that decreasing. For old-timers will think it is not a good time for accumulation as the price is already high but I don't say this is the reason to stop new investors from coming. We have seen in the previous 3 halvings that ATH happens after which means that buying now will still give you a chance to earn a profit. It may not be a huge amount but at least, we never miss the opportunity.

Besides, not all investors are just looking at what they would get this season or this year, but they are looking forward to the benefits in the next few years.

[Ryu_Ar1]

This is not the first halving for bitcoin and in fact after the halving in 2020 there are a lot of investors who are in bitcoin because they see good potential and it is not impossible and most likely something like this will happen again in the halving for this period.

We need to realize that being in bitcoin with good progress in terms of ATH movement now could be jumped in the future and prices that are currently considered expensive could be considered cheap in the next few years so that no matter how big the price of new investors will still appear even the waves can be bigger than now because of the better development of bitcoin.
Situations like this will become a normality and I am still quite optimistic that it will happen.

[Mrbluntzy]

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?

Halving is over but that doesn't show any signs of reduction on the number of investors in the Bitcoin community. People who invested into Bitcoin dis so because many of them wants to sell when the price will extend to $100, 000 and as you can see we are still half way to $100k and until we get past it, that's when so may people can sell but even at the price of $100k, don't doubt that there's many new investors that will rush in. Bitcoin investors doesn't reduce rapidly the way you think. As many people are selling, that's also how many are buying no matter the price.

[Lanatsa]

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?

Halving event doesnt mean that there would really be an influx numbers of investors that would really be flowing into the market which its really that a misconception for someone to have that whenever halving
event happens then is something that you will consider out about that lessening of Bitcoin supply.It cant really be just that avoided that it will really be making out some noise.
Reduce? Not its not because demand and recognition is something that cant be stopped and increasing out gradually on which this is something inevitable.

Usually there would really be that influx of users or demand on the time that it will really be making out that bull run market on where everything is really that increasing in terms of price
on which this is really something a common reaction of the masses on the time that they would really be having that FOMO thing. 

[Rabbitqt]

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?

Over time, yes, the entire market will attract fewer new investors since there's a limit to the number of people in the world. As the market matures and bull runs become less frequent due to increasing market cap, the hype around BTC and crypto will diminish. Consider the stock market today, where a 5% day is considered significant.

We're still in the early stages, so we have a long way to go before this happens.

[sokani]

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?

This is not true. Bitcoin halving does not attracts investors to invest in Bitcoin, rather the market does. When the market becomes bullish, it attracts many investors into the space, which is what happened with spot Bitcoin ETF listing. The hype brought in some investors which seems to have reduced for now. Post halving is another time when there's going to be more investors, the market will go bullish, it'll create fomo and many investors will come onboard.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

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?

Those invested in the Bitcoin halving will likely wait a few more months to see the next bull market. But most investors will not lose faith if they learn, listen and experience, they will hold on and wait for the next time. But those who hold Bitcoin and wait for the day ahead will surely achieve better success. If from my side I would say I'm a new investor, I'm holding bitcoin, since now bitcoin is halved, if bitcoin doesn't go up and a bull market doesn't happen, I might feel a little bad because I've held bitcoin with high hopes. But I I'm not going to be disappointed with this at once because I definitely hope to achieve something better from here on out because of what I've learned about Bitcoin and what I've learned about investing.

[synchronym]

Many of those who jumped on Bitcoin as soon as the Bitcoin market halved have certainly had success with the investment. Most of those who jumped on Bitcoin as soon as the Bitcoin halving happened jumped on Bitcoin without understanding the market.  Newbies who want to invest must know enough about Bitcoin when to invest in Bitcoin and when to invest in Bitcoin. Patience is very important when it comes to Bitcoin trading. If you patiently check the market and have a long-term investment plan, you can definitely get success with Bitcoin investment.

[TheUltraElite]

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?

Although the halving did not see much of a price change, investors will be as they wish to be. Some are in for the short game while some are in for the long. Hence the halving is just an event to them, they are concerned with the money they get in investing. Fund managers are often juggling the assets as per their profits and they are often the culprits who end up moving the market to a bear run after a expected bull event that did not happen - like what is happening now.

But we have to keep our vision clear, collect more bitcoin and hence wait for the bear run to set in with fiat ready at hand.