Interest rate has no effect than fiat to devalue over time and bitcoin price will rise as the demand will increased some weeks to halving and the price will still increased many months after bitcoin halving.
And why do you think it will?
Just because there are fewer Bitcoin mined every day so the pace at which the supply increases is slower suddenly people will start buying?
I'm really curious about how everyone thinks this is an event set in stone, bitcoin will have its halving and the price will skyrocket, don't you think it's quite a simple thing in which you assume a lot of things based on just past events? The myth of Bitcoing now going below the previous ATH as busted, we had just three halvings out of which one was barely known to the entire world, so taking such a bold assumption on so little data is just taking a gamble.
I see everyone here being so serious, the halving is coming so the price must go up, it's like some cult of the second
halving coming of Jesus forming. What if there is no interest in investment the next year? What if we face a recession and CB keeps raising the interest rate with less and more expensive money for risky investments?
Do not let anything or anyone to distract you if you want to invest in bitcoin, you have nothing to worry about and do not compare fiat with bitcoin.
Oh yeah, you do realize you sound like a snake oil seller right now, do you?
I don't think the next year's halving will have to depend on anything relating to a low interest rate before it can pull off a bull market, as it is already certain that the bull run is going to come, not exactly in the year of the halving but in the coming year after.
Yeah, money will rain out of the sky for sure directly in our pockets, nothing to worry.
It's certain!!!!
Bitcoin is considered a better hedge against inflation than gold, why would you advise people to stop linking bitcoin and inflation? Inflation is also what causes us to abandon fiat money and look to bitcoin, so they are closely related and we cannot ignore that factor.
Care to show me on this graph where is that relation you're talking about? Cuse it looks to me more like the opposite!