This can be a push for the bitcoin price in 2020. When the supply is being slowly limited, bitcoin should naturally increase its price slowly. I'm expecting a surge in prices in 2020 even if only for 2 3 months and gradually steadying once again, showing a side graph. Very helpful infographics to people whom dont know what halving means and can potentially educate them to the steps they could follow for the following year.
We should expect like this
- 2016 block halving, 2017 Bitcoin to the moon
- 2020 block halving, 2021 Bitcoin to the moon
So don't get upset if next year we don't really see Bitcoin price jumping too much.
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OP, appreciate the graphics so much. This is absolutely less boring thread to read and much easier to understand for them who didn't know about this event yet
I think you should also look at the price price not just on the year of the halving itself but prior to really understand how much did bitcoin grows.
So for next year's halving, the lowest low we reach in around $3100-$3200 (December 2018). So it is going to be exciting what's going to be the moon price or the all time high after next year block halving, it could be in the year 2021- 2022.
I think an information is very OK with some newbies here in the forum and the price will surely come next when the Halving occur, And I guess everyone can surely see the price when they would look at the old charts, Well all newbie need is a great explanation on how the halving would work, I really think this infographic is the best way to really make the newbies understand all about the upcoming Halving and what can be its benefit and also the negative effect it can bring.
Thanks a lot. Even I am curious and already onto researching that how could the price of bitcoin be affected by Halving. I have read a lot of people saying that it would moon after a year of halving as it has already done but I think this must be backed by some technical analysis and I am already onto that.
It may be important to point out that currently, BTC supply (mined coins) is close to 18 million, and that somewhere around 2032 we can expect that 99% of all BTC will be mined. With that 1% left for the next 100+ years it will be really exciting to see what will happen in the market, and how will this affect the price. All this, of course, depends on the demand for BTC and what will happen in the next 10 years.
The last picture is showing 2024 as the last halving, but this will continue every 210,000 blocks.
Actually theoretically this is true. But with advancements of technological infrastructure and advent of quantum computer which are far more efficient than super computers I think we could see these last few blocks being mined much earlier that what we are expecting it to be mined. Looking at the current pace of development I am pretty certain about that.