Topic: What are your expectations for the few weeks after the halving period? - page 3. (Read 733 times)

Basing up on the history that we've been able to witnessed specially into those people who do have experienced and aware into those previous things had been done in the past then they would really be basically be having those kind of expectations that it could really be happening in the future on which it would really be just that a normal approach to have. If you are that someone whose really that being new into this market
then it would really be just that normal that you would be having on the same thoughts and belief's basing up into those experienced people who had been believing into. Honestly, there's no way that it would really be able to determine and make out assurance on what would happen in tomorrows on which we know that it cant be something to be known in advanced.

Now that we are fast approaching with Bitcoins halving, dumps could neither happen whether pre-halving or post halving or both. This is why if you are planning to buy
or having those plans on bagging up cheap coins then you should really know on what you should gonna do.

Since I'm one of those who think all the halvings should be priced in well before they happen, I would expect the price to do nothing special.  On the other hand, I've become quite familiar with the world of crypto over the years and know how much it draws in the speculators, especially if they think they can just waltz in and grab some free money like you described.  So it just might happen that the price does get a boost because of an influx of new money, but not strictly because of the halving itself.

And hasn't this been discussed to death, not just with bitcoin's halvings but throughout the altcoin community as well?  The fact is that none of us know for sure, and you can either guess with your wallet by buying bitcoin, selling it, or just remaining neutral (as I'm doing) and watching the parade from the sidewalk.  What I do know is that bitcoin's price has dropped significantly over the past week or so and I'm still trying to figure out if there's a logical explanation for that or if it's just another one of the crazy swings that shakes out the timid that we see from time to time.  I've heard all this talk about it going to $100k post-halvening, but I'm not betting on that.

the expectation of every investor after halving in cryptocurrency is to make a large profit or for increment of bitcoin to manifest that is expectation of every investor who invested in Bitcoin and the expecting a bullrun, so they having we are emphasising on, is something that every investor is looking after for it to come and go so that we can be able to have another face of increment in the market, that is what I believe that may happen during the investment

That's what most bad analysts say that it can go down before or after the halving or it can go up before or after the halving. You literally made no prediction in these sentences. It might this it might that... You might not wake up one day, and probably will, but it can happen sooner or later That's an example of the predictions you and other so called traders repeat.

The history might have chances to repeat itself or not is the funniest bitcoin prediction I've heard in a while.

So, I expect bitcoin to go up even before the halving. IMO we'll be at the very least at 45k before and over 50k right after the halving. By the end of the year I at the very least expect us to approach $60k, but with good winds we'll hit $80k.

If you still don't own any bitcoin, I urge you all to get at least a little. Get as much as you're comfortable with. With each year getting to a certain point lik 1 BTC is going to be harder, mark my words.
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Drop may not happen, I am not expecting a drop, I do agree that it will not go up super high right away, that to the moon type of logic is mistaken so it will not be like suddenly go for m40k to 100k, that is not going to happen.

However, I am not expecting a drop neither, I am expecting a tiny increase, like let's say it's today, and we are at near 40k, then maybe like 45k, something like that is possible, even as high as 50k is possible, if we take 40k as a base, that is just example. So basically, a 10% to 20% increase makes sense and that might actually happen, and not a drop but there are people who expect a 50%+ increase and I agree that it will probably not be like that, I do not expect a big increase like that happening soon.

If you have studied bitcoin price history as well as bitcoin halving, you will know that bitcoin price won’t rise immediately. We might be observing price plummeting before and after bitcoin halving, and I think that’s normal. It might take several months before seeing bitcoin price rising until it reaches its new all time high, so most probably people will be encourage to buy more so they can prepare for the real market bull run.

While history may have chances to repeat itself or not, the most important thing is we should know when to buy more and when to start selling. That’s the best way so we won’t see ourselves losing while others are enjoying their massive profits.

Please believe me , try not to expect bigger or better let it happened far from what we believe because this year it is mostly different from what we have last 2021 .

First - We have happened Spot ETF this year and that will bring side effect.

Second - Halving takes effect after a year in which that is mostly what we have seen over the years.

so for me? I am not expecting anything but will wait till the Bull comes at least in 2025.

If there’s no sudden price movement upward before the Bitcoin halving therefore I believe price will be on long sideways after halving. The only time sellers will increase is when there’s a short term price rally occur before halving because this traders that ride the hype is the one who will sell off once the event is over.

Bitcoin halving effect usually a year after the actual halving which new ATH is being recorded. I’m expecting that there will a bear market after halving since the hype about ETF makes halving less impactful for traders to have a one last ride while the chart is already bearish. Let’s wait a few more months after halving before recovery.

Setting a new ATH is what people expected here to happen but try to understand that there can be sideway so try not to be expecting so much from this halving instead be ready to what will come.
better to have your Funds intact , add if you have some for risking and also try not to be  lured by shit projects because that will be rampant in the coming months trying to mislead people.

Just take a look at the previous cycle and you will get the answer that you are looking for, newbie traders think of the halving as a single event that happens and suddenly the market is completely different the very next day, and this is not really true.

After the halving takes place we need months to begin to feel its effects, as miners now get less coins and they need to sell it for a higher price, so not much will happen during the halving and a few weeks after it, but once a few months pass, that is when we could see the start of the much awaited bull run.

I don't have high expectations for the Bitcoin price a few weeks after the halving, because if you look at history, the Bitcoin price usually never passes its ATH, perhaps because the psychology of investors is uncertain about Bitcoin's movements, so they choose to wait and see. At that time, it is probably one of the best times to buy and hold your Bitcoin because usually the price of Bitcoin will fluctuate before eventually rising.

Analyzing something can make you happy because it can make the analysis something you can look forward to, even though the analysis may not necessarily be realized in a real way, and some of it is beyond the desired expectations.Likewise with what you said about the halving, because usually everyone analyzes it because they see the trend that Bitcoin has made so far, or indeed, they have a graphic calculation. But once again, everyone cannot be sure that it will be true. At least there is a glimmer of hope to look forward to from this analysis.I agree with you that this incident will definitely happen, and of course, remaining prepared to continue buying and increasing savings is something that needs to be done.

My expectations for the market after the halving will be bullish, timing as well as history support optimism. The halving is about 3 months away and I am not surprised by the current temporary correction, it is happening in a way that the market shows acceptance. That is an optimistic signal, and positive news such as the US presidential election will also support the increase in bitcoin's price. This is a good time to evaluate and reorganize investment portfolio. I predict bitcoin will have 2 runs at 50k and 65k at the end of this year and everything looks possible after that the next ATH

The few weeks after halving usually the price of bitcoin is still normal, sometimes even experiencing a decline.
usually all coins will rise very high 1 year after halving. this means coin prices skyrocket up in 2025 usually starting in January. bitcoin price history when halving is like that.
and this year's halving also seems like the increase will not be much different from the previous halving years.

Bitcoin halving has proved itself to be causing more demands for the coin so I do not expect the one of this year to be different. But it might not be as immediately as people would want it, it is the post-halving effect that will push the price of Bitcoin higher and this will take time before it starts happening. However, let me try to answer your many questions one after the other and also in the order you asked them.

I expect Bitcoin to start being volatile shortly before and after halving, but not much effect would be generated at first, it might take time before this happens. Judging by what happened in the last halving, it could take even months before huge bullish movements will happen. And yes, from the past halving record, Bitcoin has always set a new record, which is why this time may not be so different especially when the coin is already close to its ATH, and thanks to ETF for that. After halving, the bullish movements will start happening and huge buyers will be regrouping as FOMO will be reappearing in the market which will become much over time.

As for the sellers after halving, anything can happen in the market, and just like the ETF approval betrays the expectations of people, the first days or weeks after halving might be greeted with a bearish outlook, we never can tell. But with time, I am certian that Bitcoin will start moving dangerously higher with huge volatility. It is also important to say that the sellers might want to appear in the market but in their little numbers if the market is not encouraging to buy initially after halving. And this will course not only cause more sellers to move in temporarily and try to take over the market. The situation will also dissuade some intended buyers until they are convinced of a bullish market.

Bitcoin halving halves miners' payments for adding new blocks to the blockchain. This happens every four years, or after 210,000 blocks are mined. The halving regulates bitcoin issuance by gradually lowering the supply until 21 million is reached.
When discussing Bitcoin halving, it's essential to recognise the market's speculative nature. Past trends can provide insights, but market factors can change results. Cryptocurrency investors must do research, be cautious, and understand the risks.

A Bitcoin halving, which halves coin issuance, is expected to set a new record high. A reduced supply of new bitcoins and rising demand can boost price momentum. This combination has increased investors' interest and market optimism, which could push Bitcoin prices to new highs.

Experts and enthusiasts speculate how Bitcoin's much-anticipated halving event will affect the cryptocurrency market. The halving of the bitcoin supply has raised questions about whether more sellers will try to profit from their sales. Many investors and traders are talking about halving, and since the last two halvings caused price increases, interest is high.

Expectation is a common question about Bitcoin halving events and investor interest. The lower payout for miners may reinforce the scarcity narrative, attracting new investors hoping to profit from a limited supply. However, the current high valuation of Bitcoin may deter novice investors who fear missing out on significant immediate gains. Predicting post-halving market dynamics is complicated because the debate is over whether a shrinking supply will outweigh concerns about the high value.

I only have one expectation a few weeks after the halving period.
My only expectation is that, there is nothing that I expected to happen within the first few weeks after the event happens.

I mean basically, nothing happened during the first months of the event. Huge price change will happen a few months after the halving happens. Maybe around 4-6 months after. Right now, I see the price of Bitcoin a good buying opportunity still, and TBH, I'm buying Bitcoin more often now compared to a few months ago because it dumped a few weeks after the Bitcoin Spot ETF got accepted (don't know why it didn't pump that much, but I took this as an opportunity still).

Overall, I don't expect anything to happen during the first weeks after the event. It will just be a normal day. Maybe some miners will just shut down their mining rigs because their profit got cut in half "AGAIN", and there might be some who will just continue it despite the halving of their profits. One thing's for sure though, the bull run will happen after the halving event (just based on history).

Unfortunately today, speculations aren’t just guidance anymore, it is now certainty as people can argue that compulsorily, Bitcoin will experience a bull run during the halving. This is something you can’t be too confident about but people are investing with too much confidence instead of investing with optimism. Even skilled traders have messed up with their speculations countless times.

My expectation for the halving is that the Bitcoin market will fully enter a bullish/bullrun phase. There have been several halvings and I also take this as a sign that the halving is a switch for Bitcoin to rise and rise even higher during the 1 and a half years of the halving. Yes, this depends on individual beliefs, I cannot give a 100% guarantee that the market will move bullish, yes, from experience and what I have experienced, holding after the halving is the best investment moment on crypto. DYOR

One fact about the halving is that new money will be flowing into the market and after the halving there'll be some corrections became of short term investors and obviously newbies that don't know how things work will start taking profits which will lead to the market experiencing some corrections. In the past halving the market doesn't start increasing immediately after the halving is over so I don't expect anything to be different this time around. Fomo before the halving is guaranteed and fud after the halving is also guaranteed.


The price of Bitcoin isn't a factor that affects buyers because they know they don't have to own a full Bitcoin to profit from the market and they know Bitcoin will increase to new ATH after the halving. Even when Bitcoin hits a new ATH and let say it's the peak of the bull market, we still have people buying Bitcoin in anticipation of further increases so the price of Bitcoin hasn't been a problem for people to buy Bitcoin.