Quote from: Sidra101 on Today at 11:02:56 AM

Not a big deal again that bitcoin halving happens every four years, where the amount of new Bitcoins created by the Bitcoin network is reduced by half. This controls the supply of new Bitcoins to prevent inflation and makes it more valuable over time. Back to history; The first halving was in 2012 when 50 Bitcoins were reduced to 25, and the second was in 2016 when 25 Bitcoins became 12.5. The most recent was in 2020, where 12.5 Bitcoins became 6.25. So., Investors, traders, and miners should keep an eye on Bitcoin halving as it has been followed by a significant increase in Bitcoin's price in the past.

I disagree, I think Bitcoin halving is a big deal since it reduces it block reward by half. This lower the supply and often time it is the catalyst to a bull run that leads to new records of all-time highs. It is also one of the features of Bitcoin that caters or attract more investors because of the system's anti-inflation and its tendency to deflate due to some users losing their access to their wallets. If it is not a big deal then why would investors, traders and miner to keep on ey to the Bitcoin halving?

Quote from: Ale88 on Today at 08:26:50 PM

It's crazy to think how time flies, I can't believe next year the rewards will be so small, at least looking from a bitcoin amount, of course if we think is US$ it's a lot of money anyway, especially because the value after the halving will keep growing. And yet there are so many people who think they're late to the bitcoin party, they really have no idea of the mistake they're making...

Yeah, time really flies so fast especially when we are busy with things in our hands. The year when I first got into Bitcoin was just like yesterday. And now experiencing the halving for the third time is just less than 1 year away.