Quote from: Lakshman15 on February 21, 2020, 10:29:07 AM

It pumps Bitcoin to huge amount. All holders get good profit in Halving time.

Both statements are necessarily wrong. It pumps price not due to the process but due the people putting in money and same drop could happen if people were to sell off their coins. Holders dont get profit out of the blue, but only if they sell their coins.

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But who invested in mining they get lose because after Bitcoin Halving their production is reduce to nearly 50%.

It is an inherent property of bitcoin and its mining. Those who invest in mining companies know of this risk and have learnt that it is a necessary evil.

Quote from: kamrul50 on February 21, 2020, 11:44:01 AM

Others claim that due to shortage in Bitcoin supply the price is bound to climb as demand will increase.

But that is not related to mining and halving. The shortage of bitcoin is inherent. There will never be a higher availability of bitcoin than demand. It was how the system was meant to be: Deflationary.

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While there might be reasons for the price to rise after the halving, a shortage in the bitcoin supply is not one of them. Because of mining, the supply of bitcoins is constantly increasing. After the halving, the supply will continue to increase. There will be no shortage

True, which is why the first statement is wrong.