Bitcoin has crossed another important milestone — it has been 480 days since the last halving on April 20, 2024. Why is this important? Because in past cycles, a strong correction often began during this period.
What is halving and why is it important
Halving is an event in the Bitcoin network when the reward for miners per block is halved. It occurs approximately every 4 years and directly affects the coin's supply.
Historically, halving has become a starting point for new significant growth, but after a certain time, a deep correction occurred in the market.
Does history repeat itself?
We looked at past cycles:
2012 — halving → +9,000% growth → correction after ~370 days (−85% from peak)
2016 — halving → +2,900% growth → correction after ~526 days (−84% from peak)
2020 — halving → +653% growth → correction after ~368 days (−50% from peak)
Average range for the start of correction: 368–526 days after halving.
Where we are now
Halving date: April 20, 2024
Price then: ~$63,000
Current price (August 2025): ~$123,000 (+95%)
Days passed: 480
We are in the middle of a historical range when strong corrections began in past cycles.
What this means for the market
This is not a forecast and not a signal to act.
We are only showing that historically during this period after halving, Bitcoin often changed its trend. Could this happen this time? Yes. Is it obligated to? No.
The 2025 market is different from the past — it has institutional investors, ETFs, and completely different macroeconomic conditions. But ignoring past data means closing your eyes to experience.
Table of all halvings:
Conclusion:
We are already at a point where Bitcoin's history often began to write new chapters — sometimes very volatile ones. Whether it will be the same this time will only be shown by time.
