For those who view Bitcoin from the perspective of technology that has practically not started at full speed, and for those investors who are investing in the long run, the next halving is by no means a crucial point. What is more important to me is the fact that almost 99% of Bitcoin will be mined in the next 10 years, all this with 3 halvings that will happen (2020, 2024, 2028).

I personally do not mean to take any drastic steps in the event that no new large pump happens by the end of 2021, which I personally do not consider to be a realistic outcome, because I believe that history will be repeated again. In the end, it's not all about the money, Bitcoin can remain at the same value for another 2 years, and I don't see how that would diminish its real value.