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Title: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: NikeFit_7777 on May 14, 2024, 09:48:25 AM
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CoinGecko analysts analyzed each of the cycles, determining the average growth after the event - 3230%.

This figure was largely influenced by the first halving, when the exchange rate increased by 8858% - from 12$ to 1075$ over the next 12 months. The inflation of the first cryptocurrency dropped from 25.75% to 12%.

After the second halving, the exchange rate went from 650$ to 2560$ (294%) during the same period. Inflation: 8.7% → 4.1%.

The third halving resulted in a 540% increase in the quote from 8727$ to 55,847$. Inflation: 3.7% → 1.8%.

CoinGecko noted that although bitcoin is "better positioned than ever" thanks to ETFs, the halving is only a baseline.

Even projected inflation, which could make demand even higher after the fourth event, does not guarantee immunity from a number of factors: selling pressure, perception, global market liquidity, regulation, macroeconomic trends and market events.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: bounceback on May 14, 2024, 11:52:47 AM
After halving, bitcoin performance not promising yet keep going down every time and currently keep stable around $61k, its not significant increasing actually one month before halving moment after bitcoin success break out to the higher price and reach new ATH. I think the moment for bitcoin up and make another ATH seems bit difficult and need longer time take break for raising up to $73k or raise new ATH price.
Keep be patience for short term trading how market current condition and need to find potential altcoin faster movement because bitcoin seems stable and difficult increasing drastically.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Zed0X on May 14, 2024, 02:18:35 PM
I think the pump from the first halving should be treated as an outlier when talking about average increase. We'll have a more realistic expectation if that's remove from the computation.

In any case, the percentage increase in this 2024 halving could be the same as the third or a bit higher. BTC at six digits by late 2024 or early 2025 is still not out of the picture.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: MrSpasybo on May 14, 2024, 10:23:52 PM
I think the pump from the first halving should be treated as an outlier when talking about average increase. We'll have a more realistic expectation if that's remove from the computation.

In any case, the percentage increase in this 2024 halving could be the same as the third or a bit higher. BTC at six digits by late 2024 or early 2025 is still not out of the picture.
I think everything is normal and reasonable, including the entire BTC price fluctuation in each cycle. BTC's price performance is hindered by price, marketcap, and ALTS participation. This means that the increase of BTC price will slow down over time, until there is a major change in the price regime: from convergence to stability to a larger bubble.

I am very optimistic about the impact of BTC Spot ETF but I do not think it can change the current regime of BTC: meaning that the price performance of BTC in this cycle will be smaller than in the previous cycle, meaning that using the connecting line of the 2 peaks of the 2 previous cycles cannot help suggest the peak of the next cycle.

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Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: vegasus on May 14, 2024, 11:33:22 PM
We still need several months again to see the significant pump of Bitcoin, I think so.
Yes, apart from calculations and chart analysis from the Bitcoin market, like the usual cycle in past seasons, it will take several months for Bitcoin to adapt again after the halving and then it will start to rise again to break through the next ATH. The difference is in what month it is likely to happen. Because BTC itself has been able to pass last season's ATH, so what we continue to focus on is the next ATH from the ATH that occurred before the halving. This is still quite difficult to predict because ATH usually appears after the halving, but this is even before the halving. Maybe that will have an influence on market analysis too?
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: TomPluz on May 15, 2024, 04:24:53 AM
I am looking forward to see which of these projected outcomes will really materialize for Bitcoin in the coming months of 2024 and 2025. Past performances can be a good way to see the future but there is always no guarantee that things will be the same or the intensity can be replicated. Who knows...Bitcoin can be charting a new direction never been seen in the past as far as the potential of growth coming from the halving event. This time around we have the ETFs which can surely make demand surge or dampen the market depending on the market mood. Let's see what other related developments will take place that can directly and indirectly affect the price of Bitcoin.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: hugeblack on May 15, 2024, 06:05:24 AM
Comparing the cash flows from the ETF versus the new Bitcoin being mined tells us that the ETF event affects the market more than the halving, so a month or two is not enough to judge what will happen. It is better to wait until the end of the year and then compare the impact against previous years.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: TopT3ns on May 16, 2024, 07:16:45 PM
Comparing the cash flows from the ETF versus the new Bitcoin being mined tells us that the ETF event affects the market more than the halving, so a month or two is not enough to judge what will happen. It is better to wait until the end of the year and then compare the impact against previous years.
Of course ETFs have a very good impact, but this is all also the effect of price manipulation carried out by whales. They take advantage of good news like this to increase the price of Bitcoin. If there is no good news like this then they don't dare to pump the price of Bitcoin.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: MrSpasybo on May 16, 2024, 08:18:08 PM
I am looking forward to see which of these projected outcomes will really materialize for Bitcoin in the coming months of 2024 and 2025. Past performances can be a good way to see the future but there is always no guarantee that things will be the same or the intensity can be replicated. Who knows...Bitcoin can be charting a new direction never been seen in the past as far as the potential of growth coming from the halving event. This time around we have the ETFs which can surely make demand surge or dampen the market depending on the market mood. Let's see what other related developments will take place that can directly and indirectly affect the price of Bitcoin.
Yeah, it is very difficult to predict the future accurately, especially since BTC has created its own new history thanks to the positive impact of BTC Spot ETFs. However, I believe that Spot ETFs do not change the fundamental characteristics of the market: bullrun - bearsleep - accumulation - recovery, and currently we are only in the early stages of the bullrun. This means that we can be optimistic and focus on the price increase in the end of this year and early next year, while not forgetting to monitor the market and use our own analysis methods to identify market reversals to make timely decisions to protect the profits that we have worked hard to achieve.

Regarding the price performance of BTC in this cycle: I still think that it will not be able to surpass the previous cycle. I think the predictions that BTC will reach $500K-1M in this cycle seem unrealistic, but I will not hesitate to close my BTC profits at that price zone ^^
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Jamal Aezaz on May 16, 2024, 08:54:54 PM
Of course ETFs have a very good impact, but this is all also the effect of price manipulation carried out by whales. They take advantage of good news like this to increase the price of Bitcoin. If there is no good news like this then they don't dare to pump the price of Bitcoin.

ETFs showed good effects on the price of Bitcoin as well as on other coins but the whales who make buying and selling on a large scale surely want to take benefit from the current market so they are regularly applying their role in market alterations.

The market fluctuations are not always because of bad news but sometimes whales don't allow the situations to remain favorable always so I think it will be better to think positively and wait until the price goes higher to make you financially stable with your investment.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Faisal2202 on May 16, 2024, 10:37:49 PM
That's what a market does, it's full of surprises, we face selling pressure, then buying pressure as well, people do the perception some do in a bearish manner but some do it in a bullish manner as well. Overall, Halving has been proven as a big factor for the growth of BTC. I never compared the inflation rate with halvings before, thanks for sharing such data, but I wonder what use it could be of. As you did not mention.

The market will face a lot of pressure and will change its behavior with time too, and it will become highly volatile, considering the time of your post, I can say the market was not so good at that time, but as of writing this reply market already exceeded $65k. Which is a good thing because many traders predicted that if it will cross the $65k then it will move toward $73k target again. I think market was just taking a correction what you think?
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: bitmover on May 16, 2024, 10:56:52 PM
I see no surprise here.

You can see in the chart in the OP that the price always goes down a little bit after the halving. It skyrocket a few months later.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Baofeng on May 17, 2024, 01:45:51 AM
I see no surprise here.

You can see in the chart in the OP that the price always goes down a little bit after the halving. It skyrocket a few months later.

Yeah, give it like 6 months for the price to go up, or at least at the end of this year, it's a good measuring stick. And personally, I think the pattern will still continue, that every halving we will see new all time high.

So it's just a matter of time and what will be the top price for this year.

And as we all know, conservative estimates is $100k so that will be the likely target or at least double what is the previous all time high which is $69k.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: 0t3p0t on May 17, 2024, 08:01:40 PM
As of this post, I can see on the daily and 7 day timeframe that Bitcoin price is bullish so yeah something is good coming I think but yeah still depends on future events. No one can really accurately guess the exact price of Bitcoin especially after havling event.
 
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: IvugeoEvolutionCoin on May 18, 2024, 09:14:47 AM
As of this post, I can see on the daily and 7 day timeframe that Bitcoin price is bullish so yeah something is good coming I think but yeah still depends on future events. No one can really accurately guess the exact price of Bitcoin especially after havling event.
That's right, Bitcoin market conditions have improved very drastically. There are already several altcoins that have followed the Bticoin price increase. This is a breath of fresh air for those who were stuck at Bitcoin's ATH price when at $73k it was about to be picked up again.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: hugeblack on May 18, 2024, 11:22:45 AM

This number will decrease a lot over the next 20 years, and I believe that at some point we will achieve a 30% increase in just 4 years, and after about 40 years the price may be stable and the rate of price change in Bitcoin is 10% over 4 years.
Therefore, the idea that you buy 1 Bitcoin and think that it will reach several million dollars or will increase, even by a percentage close to previous increases, is illogical.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: bitterguy28 on May 18, 2024, 12:48:42 PM
actually it is more interesting to remember what is the performance of bitcoin price before the Halving because after that moment ? the price of bitcoin shows craziness and make it pump and dump for some time now.
I hardly see any positive views in the past week but this week seems to be a best movement of bitcoin so far after that halving .
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: bounceback on May 18, 2024, 04:44:05 PM
Not interested yet with bitcoin price after halving, price drop and difficult return back to higher price and less speculation about investor want to buy or hold their bitcoin. Actually before halving many new investor interested to buy bitcoin and make bitcoin price recently up but after less hype moment make bitcoin not easy reach to higher price again.
Need moment with new investor make bitcoin keep popular and interested how to break out bitcoin raise to higher price, its sadly two months after halving bitcoin have lower price than the last ATH raise before halving.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on May 18, 2024, 04:47:55 PM
actually it is more interesting to remember what is the performance of bitcoin price before the Halving because after that moment ? the price of bitcoin shows craziness and make it pump and dump for some time now.
I hardly see any positive views in the past week but this week seems to be a best movement of bitcoin so far after that halving .
I know that judging from Bitcoin's performance before and after the halving, a lot of people would end up and arrive to the conclusion that the just concluded bitcoin spot ETF had a lot more positive effect on bitcoin than the long awaited bitcoin halving, because after the acceptance of the bitcoin spot ETF, just as speculated by investors, bitcoin did so well and even established a new ATH and people were expecting a more positive performance after the halving but since after the halving till now, bitcoin has been rather sluggish and many investors have been quite disappointed as many have already sold at lower prices.
The reason for this is simply because the market is in some sort of a recuperation period or what we know to be a correction, bitcoin uses this period to prepare the market for another Bull run, once the correction in the market is conclude, we will be expecting another ATH, and this could be just a matter of weeks or months butbwe are sure that it'll happen real soon.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: doc on May 18, 2024, 06:44:47 PM
Not interested yet with bitcoin price after halving, price drop and difficult return back to higher price and less speculation about investor want to buy or hold their bitcoin. Actually before halving many new investor interested to buy bitcoin and make bitcoin price recently up but after less hype moment make bitcoin not easy reach to higher price again.
Need moment with new investor make bitcoin keep popular and interested how to break out bitcoin raise to higher price, its sadly two months after halving bitcoin have lower price than the last ATH raise before halving.
Many consider the decline in bitcoin prices after the halving to be a correction, but it seems that it has been a correction for too long. There seems to be a decrease in investors' desire to buy bitcoin which makes the price of bitcoin appear to be struggling. The bitcoin ETF made the price of bitcoin soar, will there be new news that can make the price of bitcoin rise again? We'll see later
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: TopT3ns on May 19, 2024, 09:41:56 AM
Not interested yet with bitcoin price after halving, price drop and difficult return back to higher price and less speculation about investor want to buy or hold their bitcoin. Actually before halving many new investor interested to buy bitcoin and make bitcoin price recently up but after less hype moment make bitcoin not easy reach to higher price again.
Need moment with new investor make bitcoin keep popular and interested how to break out bitcoin raise to higher price, its sadly two months after halving bitcoin have lower price than the last ATH raise before halving.
Many consider the decline in bitcoin prices after the halving to be a correction, but it seems that it has been a correction for too long. There seems to be a decrease in investors' desire to buy bitcoin which makes the price of bitcoin appear to be struggling. The bitcoin ETF made the price of bitcoin soar, will there be new news that can make the price of bitcoin rise again? We'll see later
The decline in Bitcoin prices that occurred is like a price correction because we can see that Bitcoin prices on exchanges seem to be slowly recovering. Even though it doesn't have fast price movements, there are at least some steps to go back up again.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: doc on May 19, 2024, 12:45:17 PM
Not interested yet with bitcoin price after halving, price drop and difficult return back to higher price and less speculation about investor want to buy or hold their bitcoin. Actually before halving many new investor interested to buy bitcoin and make bitcoin price recently up but after less hype moment make bitcoin not easy reach to higher price again.
Need moment with new investor make bitcoin keep popular and interested how to break out bitcoin raise to higher price, its sadly two months after halving bitcoin have lower price than the last ATH raise before halving.
Many consider the decline in bitcoin prices after the halving to be a correction, but it seems that it has been a correction for too long. There seems to be a decrease in investors' desire to buy bitcoin which makes the price of bitcoin appear to be struggling. The bitcoin ETF made the price of bitcoin soar, will there be new news that can make the price of bitcoin rise again? We'll see later
The decline in Bitcoin prices that occurred is like a price correction because we can see that Bitcoin prices on exchanges seem to be slowly recovering. Even though it doesn't have fast price movements, there are at least some steps to go back up again.
yes, bitcoin seems to have started to improve and the price has risen again to $67K, and we also see the price of altcoin prices also starting to rise. Hopefully next week the price of bitcoin will be above $70K, because we are all here waiting for bullishness. I still hold a lot of coins and will sell them immediately when they reach the target
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on May 19, 2024, 02:40:32 PM
Of course ETFs have a very good impact, but this is all also the effect of price manipulation carried out by whales. They take advantage of good news like this to increase the price of Bitcoin. If there is no good news like this then they don't dare to pump the price of Bitcoin.

The current market movement depends on the ETF movement. I have already said this in a couple of threads. Big ETF companies and their shareholders already hold a large amount of Bitcoin, which turns it into a centralized market. Bitcoin cannot be centralized due to its nature. But the market is getting more centralized every day.

It is becoming obvious that the ETF will have a big impact on the market in the future. So, when other markets like stocks go down, you should expect Bitcoin to also go down because of the ETF market.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: UNIVERSE on May 19, 2024, 10:16:46 PM
yes, bitcoin seems to have started to improve and the price has risen again to $67K, and we also see the price of altcoin prices also starting to rise. Hopefully next week the price of bitcoin will be above $70K, because we are all here waiting for bullishness. I still hold a lot of coins and will sell them immediately when they reach the target
It's quite a relief that finally, in mid-May, Bitcoin prices started to give quite good uptrend signals. Since the last 7 days, Bitcoin's increase has reached more than +8%, this is quite good. And for now, the Bitcoin rate is at $66.2k, more or less. However, indeed, in the last 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin experienced a slight decrease compared to yesterday. Will there be another price decline or correction next week? Considering it's almost Monday, the market will usually start to change, right?
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Agbe on May 20, 2024, 12:14:55 PM
yes, bitcoin seems to have started to improve and the price has risen again to $67K, and we also see the price of altcoin prices also starting to rise. Hopefully next week the price of bitcoin will be above $70K, because we are all here waiting for bullishness. I still hold a lot of coins and will sell them immediately when they reach the target
It's quite a relief that finally, in mid-May, Bitcoin prices started to give quite good uptrend signals. Since the last 7 days, Bitcoin's increase has reached more than +8%, this is quite good. And for now, the Bitcoin rate is at $66.2k, more or less. However, indeed, in the last 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin experienced a slight decrease compared to yesterday. Will there be another price decline or correction next week? Considering it's almost Monday, the market will usually start to change, right?
Yes but to penetrate the price nod 67k dollar is the problem it is facing and once it has crossed the resistance of 67k dollar then to hit $70k will not hard or difficult for it again. Bitcoin stand in the range of 60+k for sometimes now after the halving and now it is improving to climb again. And this is a good move to rise again. Before the year will end or early next year bitcoin will hit 100k dollar. And that is my prediction and others.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: LogitechMouse on May 21, 2024, 05:23:51 AM
8858% then 294% and then 540%. I don't know, but I'm thinking there's a pattern in it. Higher, then lower, and then higher, and then lower. I don't know maybe I'm just dizzy that's why I saw the pattern, but tl;dr is that my prediction is the price of Bitcoin will go as high as 2x its current price. Something like a 100% or more increase.

Bitcoin's price performance ever since after the halving event is always great. Just by looking at the history, you will know that the price of Bitcoin tends to go up months after the Bitcoin halving event, and I believe that it will happen again this time now that the halving event is over. What we need to do now is to just be patient and continue accumulating. Also, set some selling targets as well. Selling targets where you will be contented when it sells it at that price. Of course, be realistic with your selling targets.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Tribalchief on May 21, 2024, 10:08:49 AM
I think this halving is quite different, and all thanks to the spot Bitcoin ETF approval. We've been bullish since late Feb/early march if I remembered correctly. I literally predicted that this year's halving wasn't going to be as effective as the previous, and it was so. The anticipation for the ETF approval was far greater than that of the halving, and we've been enjoying it's benefits for sometime. Bitcoin is gradually climbing back to beat it's ETF ATH as at the time of this post, and I hope it does soon. I guess around it was around 71/72K the last time I checked. It seems we will be enjoying the ETFs benefit for a very long time.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: Litzki1990 on May 24, 2024, 08:37:14 PM
After the halving we all expected that the market will take a big dump, for some time the market took a temporary dump but that dumping did not last at all rather the market pumped again and again from that dumping. Now if we look at the Bitcoin market then the Bitcoin market will definitely satisfy us. Now if we observe the Bitcoin market then we can see that the candles here are stong and these candles will create good support and these candles will create good support and take the market to a better position.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: salad daging on May 24, 2024, 09:17:25 PM
I see no surprise here.

You can see in the chart in the OP that the price always goes down a little bit after the halving. It skyrocket a few months later.
Plan B says after the next 18 halving the pumping starts immediately with the bullishness, we just look at previous history that it is a fact that it happened maybe the current cycle will not be much different from the past only the difference is that there is an ETF that has been approved then this is a strong narrative where bitcoin will be bullish.
Title: Re: What has been the bitcoin price performance since the halving?
Post by: taufik123 on May 25, 2024, 08:28:55 PM
The fourth halving will be a different halving trend than before, this is due to many factors such as how ETF interest rate policies and several SEC regulations threaten the US region with many crypto users.

Although after the halving there was a significant drop, it meant providing a good opportunity for holders to start buying back at a cheaper price.

I myself just buy now and wait for the Bull run to come soon, 2024-2025 will be a great year for the development of Bitcoin.
The diamond hand will always win.