Where Will Bitcoin Prices Go Post-Halving? Market Experts See Bullish Future
In the aftermath of bitcoin's 'halving' on 9th July, market experts have begun to take positions on whether they believe the digital currency’s price will rise or fall in the weeks and months ahead. Long a matter of discussion in bitcoin's trading community, market observers had been anticipating the event, which saw the number of new bitcoins issued per transaction block reduced from 25 BTC to 12.5 BTC, for years, and had been eager to see how it may affect both trading and the larger sentiments of investors. Any anxieties have now been eased, as one week after the change, the halving has....
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Bitcoin price is gaining in momentum, tracking along well with the many scarcity-based valuations models that exist. These theories all believe that the cryptocurrency’s block reward halving kicks off a markup phase of epic proportions. Currently, there are only two previous samples to go by, each where the asset explodes in ROI post-halving. At present, […]
Following the much-anticipated Bitcoin halving, investors and analysts are now divided over its potential impact on the cryptocurrency market. With historical data serving as a guide, experts offer contrasting viewpoints on whether the event will trigger a surge in Bitcoin prices or lead to a sell-off. Related Reading: Stablecoins Get A Seat At The Table: […]
2016 has become a year of revival for the bitcoin price. At a press time total of $640, the price of bitcoin is up nearly 50% from its opening on 1st January. While macroeconomic factors including uncertainty in China and Europe have arguably played a role, there may be no bigger influence than the upcoming halving, a rare network event that will occur this weekend. While nobody knows for certain how the long-awaited reduction in rewards to miners will affect the network, market experts offered a range of predictions when speaking with CoinDesk on how it may impact the price of bitcoin.....
The analogy appeared in anticipation that Bitcoin could post a 2017-like bull run, in which the price rose by more than 1,900%. Bitcoin (BTC) has the potential to push its prices to between $250,000 and $350,000 by the end of 2021, a long-standing fractal suggests.First spotted by pseudonymous analyst Bit Harington, the bullish setup drew its inspirations from Bitcoin's secular bull runs every time after halvings when the miner block reward gets cut in half. Analysts perceive the halving as a bullish event, which reduced the supply of newly mined BTC. Harington reminded that Bitcoin's....
The long-awaited fourth Bitcoin halving finally occurred after BTC posted its 840,000th block. This event is significant as it is expected to have several implications for the Bitcoin ecosystem and the crypto market going forward. What To Expect Following The Bitcoin Halving The Bitcoin halving slashed miners’ rewards from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC for each block mined. This means that Bitcoin miners are set to earn a reduced income of 450 BTC instead of the 900 BTC they earned before the fourth halving. This development is expected to have a dire effect on their operations, as NewsBTC....