Si gano el sorteo, ya os contaré cómo es el envío y qué datos piden.

Datos dudo mucho que te pidan nada más que un nombre y una dirección. Como nombre puedes poner lo que te de la gana, supongo. La cosa está es que a no ser que tengas un apartado de correos contratado o algo por el estilo, la persona que te lo envíe y posiblemente alguien más de Unijoin podrá saber donde vives. Lo cual, creo que al 99% no va a suponer ningún problema a efectos prácticos pero en mi caso particular paso.

There is no floor.
There are no guarantees

A war  , a country ban, a world crisis   etc.. some events may force the price down to 50k.

We have wishes and feelings, but no more than that..

Right. People talk about floors because of those who draw charts and ignore the real world. Not so long ago the floor was considered to be the ath of the previous cycle but this very cycle we spent a month and a bit below $20,000.  It is normal to think that as the price rises the floor will be higher, but it is difficult to guess exactly. I think it would be better to talk about ranges when talking about possible lows.

That it is a 'sell the news' event I don't think, although I wouldn't be surprised to see some retail investors fleeced if the price drops soon after halving.

I generally agree with the rest of what the article says, especially the following:

that “we have limited data” with only three historical examples

Of halvings, and cycles.

But with the limited data we have and by logic, as halvings lead to a reduction in the supply of new bitcoins and the demand for bitcoin tends to grow over time, it is logical that in the long term the price will continue to rise.

How is everyone else preparing for the halving? Please share.

I do not prepare. Halving does not affect my investment strategy, only that it is an expected event because it only happens once every 4 years and reduces the supply of new bitcoins mined. This I expect will eventually impact the price upwards as it has done so far, but normally as mining progresses halvings will have less of an impact on the price. I just hope that this halving will pass, that there is not much left and that I can look forward to the next one.

Well, as you are new I will explain that many people do not mine because it is not profitable for them due to equipment and electricity costs, especially bitcoin and other known currencies. If you mine lesser-known currencies, it might be profitable today if you convert crypto to fiat right away, but it could drop by 50% or more tomorrow and it might not be profitable for you.

You seem to be referring to cloud mining as well, which as you say can be a scam but you can mine individually as well.

However, as a private individual in general it is not worth mining. If you set it up as a business is a different story.

Este año, bueno Halving, he visto como el nicho en general se ha concentrado al precio, más que al significado del Halving, y lo que este representa.

En años, otras vez Halving anteriores se organizaron eventos alrededor del mundo, con conversatorios, incluso el famoso e'z'change, se organizó con una serie temática de videos en"live", etc.

Bueno, me imagino que los primeros años era algo más desconocido y por lo tanto había más expectación, aparte de que no había tanto bitcoin minado y la reducción de la recompensa, aunque siempre es igual en proporción (50%), en términos absolutos (de bitcoins) no lo es. Supongo que eso podría explicar en parte por qué no se han organizado eventos y solo se ve hablar del posible impacto en el precio.

Why not a more down-to-earth approach for a new generation of long-term investors who don't care about quick profits and only about protecting their money/investment value over the long term?
To me is far more plausible than a CB somehow making BTC a reserve currency and even acting to protect its value, I doubt  CB won't act the same as pump-and-dump speculators when it's the time to protect their own national currency.

And why not both? In the same way that there are many people who invest only in the stock market for the long term via index funds, I believe that more and more people will invest in bitcoin for the long term. But as for central banks, while there has been no convertibility of fiat currency to gold for many decades, the major central banks have reserves in gold and the Asian central banks are buying, although the Western central banks are simply holding the reserves they have. I think it is plausible that, in the future, if a CB decides to hold a small percentage of bitcoin for its reserves, just as it holds gold, other CBs will follow suit. Although it is clear to me that this will not happen in the near future.

There was no such Mixers board in bitcointalk forum and it worked fine, so why the need to create it in this forum when mixers are already visible in Bitcoin services?

To differentiate this forum from bitcointalk, for example. Some things that are done in BTT and not in this forum were implemented here, but we don't want this to be a clone of the other forum.

Not to mention all the forum ads and mixer signatures are making mixers very much visible.

I think all that, a new or renamed mixer board, as you suggest, apart from forum ads and signatures can make this forum stand out for people searching for mixers and privacy.