Topic: Bitcoin Traders, the Halving is Coming, Let's Talk Strategy (and Events) (Read 183 times)

Nice strategy you have mate, quite similar to what i have been using but with slight addition. While waiting for post halving pump, I am earning some APR on my BTC holdings on Bitget by subscribing to their flexi savings. This keeps me in good profit ahead of the bullrun proper.

So the Bitcoin halving is right around the corner in April 2024, and I'm starting to get that familiar buzz. You know, the one where you start seeing charts in your sleep and wondering if it's time to rethink those positions.  As a trader, these events are always a bit of a rollercoaster, but also massively exciting.

Speaking of excitement, exchanges have also been spotted to have been making efforts too bring this to the awareness of crypto enthusiasts as wide as possible, I have I came across several of them hosting webinars, twitter spaces including some KOLs giving their opinions to the community on what to expect and how to get prepared. There is also a YouTube live event to be hosted all about the halving with a pool of 300 BGB tokens to be shared to participants, which is a nice bonus. While I believe this could be a great way to get some fresh perspectives ahead of the big event, I still believe there can be more efforts to make it go viral, like when the whole crypto community puts hands together to create all the necessary awareness, share their thoughts and plans ahead of the event to help one another in their positioning strategy.

You might want to have a look at an example of such live about the halving; https://youtube.com/live/O_oO2Pnq8eE

I'm curious – for those of us who've been around the block a few times, what are your most memorable halving experiences? Any wild rides or surprise outcomes that stick with you? Let's swap stories and maybe gain some insights into this round.

For me the best strategy is still the basic buy and hold no matter what the price after the halving because the price usually slow grow until the following year. I don’t have plan to sold my Bitcoin anytime after halving and focus on accumulating more using my business profit as well as my other holdings on shitcoin.

I can't understand why ppl believe halving's going to help to push bitcoin's price up. We don't know the effects halving will have but ppl want to talk about strategy when there isn't one. FOMO's going to push prices up it's always like that.

Nice strategy you have mate, quite similar to what i have been using but with slight addition. While waiting for post halving pump, I am earning some APR on my BTC holdings on Bitget by subscribing to their flexi savings. This keeps me in good profit ahead of the bullrun proper.

So the Bitcoin halving is right around the corner in April 2024, and I'm starting to get that familiar buzz. You know, the one where you start seeing charts in your sleep and wondering if it's time to rethink those positions.  As a trader, these events are always a bit of a rollercoaster, but also massively exciting.

I'm curious – for those of us who've been around the block a few times, what are your most memorable halving experiences? Any wild rides or surprise outcomes that stick with you? Let's swap stories and maybe gain some insights into this round.

In the history of Bitcoin there have been not more than ten halving

I witness a lot of Bitcoin halving in the past and most of the actual Bitcoin halving event doesn’t result to mega pump but the opposite. Pump comes few months after the halving.

For me the best strategy is still the basic buy and hold no matter what the price after the halving because the price usually slow grow until the following year. I don’t have plan to sold my Bitcoin anytime after halving and focus on accumulating more using my business profit as well as my other holdings on shitcoin.

So the Bitcoin halving is right around the corner in April 2024, and I'm starting to get that familiar buzz. You know, the one where you start seeing charts in your sleep and wondering if it's time to rethink those positions.  As a trader, these events are always a bit of a rollercoaster, but also massively exciting.

I witness a lot of Bitcoin halving in the past and most of the actual Bitcoin halving event doesn’t result to mega pump but the opposite. Pump comes few months after the halving.

I am not against hosting or organizing programs to educate people about the crypto space but my I am concerned if they are giving the right information. Some of these events might be just to promote one shitcoin that will end up becoming a scam or Ponzi scheme. We need to do our research before putting our money into any project.


This is my first halving experience, so I don't have a real-life experience of what it looks like. But I have read that the price of Bitcoin doesn't go up during halving but a few months after. Some predictions states that it will get to ATH maybe by early next year. Although the Bitcoin Spot ETF has slightly altered the circle with Bitcoin beating its highest price before the halving but we still expect to maintain the same circle. For now, I don't have any intention to sell because I believe that the price will still go high. I have set my target and immediately the price gets to it, I will sell and prepare for the new cycle.

Speaking of excitement, exchanges have also been spotted to have been making efforts too bring this to the awareness of crypto enthusiasts as wide as possible, I have I came across several of them hosting webinars, twitter spaces including some KOLs giving their opinions to the community on what to expect and how to get prepared. There is also a YouTube live event to be hosted all about the halving with a pool of 300 BGB tokens to be shared to participants, which is a nice bonus. While I believe this could be a great way to get some fresh perspectives ahead of the big event, I still believe there can be more efforts to make it go viral, like when the whole crypto community puts hands together to create all the necessary awareness, share their thoughts and plans ahead of the event to help one another in their positioning strategy.

I'm curious – for those of us who've been around the block a few times, what are your most memorable halving experiences? Any wild rides or surprise outcomes that stick with you? Let's swap stories and maybe gain some insights into this round.

I'm curious – for those of us who've been around the block a few times, what are your most memorable halving experiences? Any wild rides or surprise outcomes that stick with you? Let's swap stories and maybe gain some insights into this round.