Potential variables in the Bitcoin halving pattern
In the next market (until next year), if the price of Bitcoin is seriously overvalued, I estimate that the four-year cycle will continue at least once more.

In the next market (until next year), if the price of Bitcoin is seriously overvalued, I estimate that the four-year cycle will continue at least once more.
The halving will not only affect the income of Bitcoin miners, but will also have a profound impact on the entire Bitcoin network, the crypto market, and regulation.
Despite a brief surge following last week's Bitcoin halving, the cryptocurrency market experienced a downturn in the latter half of this week. Low trading volume has characterized the post-halving period. Among major altcoins, Ethereum attempted a rebound, nearing $3200, but without a significant reversal; Solana faces a similar situation, struggling to break the $150 resistance; Ripple has been particularly volatile amid ongoing litigation with the SEC.
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Since the birth of Bitcoin, its unique economic model and fixed supply mechanism have always been the focus of market attention.
Continued increase in demand for Bitcoin could offset selling pressure, as well as reduced issuance, driving price action
This “scarcity” brought about by Bitcoin’s halving is more of an emotional reaction. I think even if it has an impact on the price of Bitcoin, it will only be an emotional impact, not a substantial mechanical impact.
The last Bitcoin halving took place on May 11, 2020, and the next bitcoin halving will likely occur in 2024.
Futures tracking the two tokens racked up nearly $80 million. in liquidations since the Merge took place earlier this morning.
The Bitcoin hash rate hit another all-time high and the 105,000th block since the last halving was mined, marking the halfway to the next halving.