Quote from: kryptqnick on March 25, 2024, 02:46:03 PM

On halving, we should expect the miners' reward to be reduced by a half. That's what this event is about. We can also expect more media attention on Bitcoin than usual, maybe a few articles about halving. There's no direct correlation between halvings and bull markets because counting whatever happens over the next 1 year or so and attributing that to halving is stretching it. During 2016 halving, the price stayed roughly the same as pre-halving, and the bull market properly hit only at the end of 2017. The 2020 halving was also largely uneventful, with the price really starting to grow in October of the same year. So this time, it will probably also be pretty uneventful.

Absolutely, the halving is a slash of reduction of the miners rewards which as an event is exercised at every circles of 4 years. It's also deeply affected to the investors which gives some highlights of selling their holdings before this halving run due to marketing emotions of lost of funds and still the same halving is accompanied to influence Investors to invest and attracts more of Investors with the media speculations that a new market phase would trend which is the bull run where investors a d miners rewards would be multiplied in folds but in an exaggeration of impressive volumes.