Keep dreaming. Bitcoin is going to collapse before the halving, and the price will go below $200 per coin, before stabilizing at $230-240 levels. The recent spike is entirely due to speculation about the halving. The adoption and usage of BTC is declining in the mean time. This bubble is not going to be sustainable. The only question is when it is going to burst.
You have it wrong my friend. The current spike in the Bitcoin price is due to increased Chinese volumes and this is
possibly due to capital flight in China. It has very little to do with halving speculation and any bubble being created. The Bitcoin price will naturally decline after the halving event, because a lot of people will take the opportunity to sell some coins, when the price reach higher peaks than usual.
Statements like this, needs to be backed by proof, and I see very little of that here. ^smile^