Exactly 5 years ago, in May 2020, the 3rd Bitcoin halving occurred — the block reward decreased from 12.5 BTC to 6.25 BTC. Today, analysts from CoinGecko reminded of this event, emphasizing its significance for the long-term supply model of the coin. In this procedure, the reward is halved approximately every 4 years, making $BTC an asset with programmable deflation.#HalvingUpdate
The next reward reduction to 3.125 BTC took place in 2024, with another procedure scheduled for April 2028. This event is already factored into market expectations, as every halving in the past has been accompanied by powerful upward trends. According to the schedule, by 2032 the reward will be less than 1 BTC. Meanwhile, the supply of bitcoins is approaching the limit of 21 million coins.@Cryptoland_8
Interest in BTC in 2025 is increasing against the backdrop of a recent surge in quotes to $105,000. According to Nate Geraci, head of ETF Store, the market is in a phase of sustainable growth, and Bitcoin may soon test its historical maximum. He noted that the performance #BTC this year has already attracted the attention of institutional investors and fund managers.
The analyst placed special emphasis on the inflow of funds into spot #etf for Bitcoin, as well as into Ethereum products. He believes that in the coming weeks, data on capital flows will indicate real interest from major participants. The successful dynamics of these instruments could become a catalyst for a new phase of growth in the crypto market.
According to several strategists, the 2024 halving marked the beginning of the last market cycle. Its effect has not yet fully materialized, as historically the main growth impulses are observed 12–18 months after the reward reduction. Against this backdrop, institutional capital is starting to take positions in advance.
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