Yes, it will cut bitcoin cost of production in half.
Today the cost to make one bitcoin is $8k. And the standard market price is $6k. The bottom is $3k.
After the halving, the cost will be $4k. And the standard market price will be $3k. The bottom will be $1.5k.
For this reason, many miners will stop their operations, as it will cost less to make a single coin. This means less profit and less motivation to continue.
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I have seen people who are wrong before, this is not the first time I am facing someone who is wrong, but I have actually never seen someone as wrong as you are. Bitcoin cost will literally double not drop in half, do you even have any single clue on what halving is?
The mining production will basically get half of what it used to get per block they find, which means they will actually lose money and not make money, there is absolutely no way you can miss that if you looked at it even once. Halving will help us out a lot in the future because of less inflation but do not forget that we have dropped to 5k this way while miners were basically losing money, so just because there is a bitcoin mining cost doesn't mean price won't go below that, it could definitely still go down.