The Halving Month Is Here; What Will Happen to the Bitcoin Price?

The Halving Month Is Here; What Will Happen to the Bitcoin Price?

Another rise in the bitcoin price — since our last price piece, bitcoin has jumped up by about $3, and is hovering around $673 at press time. With the highly-anticipated block reward halving drawing ever-near, this bump might be an indicator for an even larger rally in the coming days. The Halving: What’s Going to Happen? The halving month has finally arrived, and this could potentially be the first of several jumps in the coming days and weeks. While no one is making any real predictions yet, the fact is that there is no going back. Bitcoin has reached ‘the point of no return,’ and....


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