The Bitcoin halving, which occurred in April 2024, halved the miners' reward — from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC per block. But what does this mean for investors? 🤔

📉 Lower supply, higher demand

The idea is simple: with less BTC being generated, the supply decreases. If the demand remains stable or increases, the price tends to rise — it’s the old law of supply and demand. This has happened in previous halvings (2012, 2016, and 2020), and data shows that there has always been a strong appreciation in the following months.

🔎 Historical data after the halvings:

2012: BTC rose from ~$12 to over $1,000 in the following cycle.

2016: from ~$650 to almost $20,000.

2020: from ~$9,000 to the record of $69,000 in 2021.

🚀 Expectations for 2024–2025

If the pattern repeats, Bitcoin could reach new highs by the end of 2025. Many analysts talk about values between 100k and 250k USD, although no one can guarantee.

🛡️ Important:

This is not a buy recommendation. The market is volatile, and everyone should do their own analysis. But understanding the impact of the halving is essential for those who want to make more informed decisions in the crypto world.

📌 Summary:

The halving reduces the supply of BTC.

This historically causes significant price increases.

The current moment could be a good window for study (and opportunity) for investors.

📊 And you, do you believe that Bitcoin will repeat its history? Comment below! 👇

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