Halving History Suggests Bitcoin’s Price Is Heading for $11,210

Halving History Suggests Bitcoin’s Price Is Heading for $11,210

Bitcoin’s relative nascence makes its future price perhaps difficult to predict. There objectively is not as much data in the Bitcoin market as there is, say, in the gold market. Yet, there are numerous indicators which lend key insights into bitcoin’s price trends, and one often overlooked is the recurring halving. We’ve seen Bitcoin reach a previous....


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