There are a lot of similar threads about the upcoming halving event. I am sure a number of people already might be waiting for the month of May to arrive where they could multiple their capital by investing in right time. This halving process would have a positive or negative impact on the price of bitcoins. We can see a huge price difference once the halving is been completed.
Mostly, it is expected to trigger the bull runs after the halving process as the demand for each bitcoins would rise minimizing the transaction fees. I was able to participate in the past halving process which indeed gave me major profits and the same is been expected this year.
Mostly, it is expected to trigger the bull runs after the halving process as the demand for each bitcoins would rise minimizing the transaction fees. I was able to participate in the past halving process which indeed gave me major profits and the same is been expected this year.
About your past halving process experience, if you don't mind sharing... how long did you hodl and how soon were you able to convince yourself to sell later to achieve a major profit?
Either a percentage or a specific btc or fiat figure would suffice, just to have some perspective and idea about what you've experienced beforehand.
Thanks in advance.
. Bitcoin halving is not a bad thing and it has happened twice already, the first one was around November 2012, and after that halving the price went up. The second halving then took place in July 9th 2016, after which we experienced a bull run in 2017 with the price reaching as high as $20,000. So, as you can see every time there is a bitcoin halving there is always an increase in the price.
