$BTC Bitcoins are created by mining software and hardware at a specified rate. This rate splits in half every four years, slowing down the number of coins created. The last halving occurred on April 19, 2024. If events unfold the same way they have in the past, Bitcoin's price can rise again; however, there is no guarantee that the market will react the same. However, if popularity wanes and demand falls, there will be more supply than demand. Then, Bitcoin's price should drop unless it maintains its value for other reasons.