Tag Archives: Bitcoin-Halving

Bitcoin (BTC) and the general cryptocurrency markets are yet to fully recover from the massive sell-off on March 12, which left traders and hodlers scratching their heads as they watch the entire gains so far in 2020 being wiped off the board.  Data gathered at that time suggested that the majority of sellers who rushed to sell their coins due to panic did so at a loss. The report further revealed that hodlers who had kept their BTC holdings in personal wallets started un-hodling by moving...

Though Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing its worst sell-off in the last 7 years, the smart money is preparing for a golden bull run after the next halving that is said to happen in 43 days.While coronavirus is raging all over the world, investors are wondering what will happen to Bitcoin and altcoins, especially after BTC halving. We all already know that halving is happening soon but let’s start from the beginning. As part of Bitcoin issuance, miners are rewarded a certain amount of Bitcoins...

Bitcoin price has managed to go above 6,700 again, with the market data showing that the first cryptocurrency is ready to take off. Halving will happen roughly on 13 May 2020. Traders accumulate BTC.The Glassnode data shows that BTC holders are sending their coins away from the exchanges and even the custodial services. Per the stats, Bitcoin price may be in the accumulation stage. After it ends, the bull run is imminent. Since March 18, the major exchanges were losing tons of...

It’s hard to know where bitcoin will go from here. While the last few days have been relatively positive in that bitcoin has spiked beyond the $6,000 line – more than $1,000 from where it stood previously – the currency still faces a very strange and unpredictable future given the amount of political uncertainty that exists due to the expanding coronavirus pandemic.Where Does Bitcoin Go From Here?In addition, the currency is set to undergo a halving in May that many analysts and enthusiasts...

The Bank of China went to the WeChat platform to highlight its concerns about Bitcoin. In a long post titled “3.15 protection of financial consumption rights and interest”, the bank warns the public on the risks of investing in Bitcoin.In a series of posts on WeChat, the Bank of China vehemently disqualified claims that Bitcoin can be classified as a safe haven, due to its high volatility especially in this period of coronavirus outbreak. The post which was titled, ‘3.15 protection of...

All eyes are on Bitcoin halving scheduled in mid-May 2020 to retrieve the lost glory of Bitcoin. Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, Bitcoin price has corrected over 40% in just the last month.The COVID-19 pandemic has severely hit not only the traditional markets but also the cryptocurrency markets. The overall cryptocurrency market has corrected nearly 40% in just the last month. The world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin has also corrected 40% during the same period. This market crash has wiped...

Bitcoin has been down in the dumps as of late, but some analysts believe that the world’s number one cryptocurrency by market cap could surge by as much as $2,000 in the coming weeks. Is there any truth to their notions?Is a Bitcoin Spike Heading Our Way?Just last month, bitcoin had attained a new high for the year 2020 and was trading for about $10,350. This was miles above where it began the year (a measly $6,900), though that number is starting to look rather good by comparison to where...

Bitcoin price recovery from last week’s catastrophic drop to $3,700 is still on as it tops $5,500 before pulling back below $5,200 partially driven by a boost from the reports that Trump Administration would support a $1 trillion coronavirus package.Nowadays we can read all about Bitcoin being “safe haven” in cases of emergencies, wars, unstable currencies, etc.However, nobody thought that an epidemic can become a “black swan” in such short notice. We had a big financial crisis back in 2008...

Market analysts claim that Bitcoin price could return to $14,000 levels because halving is as unstoppable as coronavirus and causes an increase in Bitcoin’s scarcity.At the time of writing, Bitcoin price was reaching $5,300 levels, which means that the possible bull trend is near the next corner while teh next halving is getting closer. The sole fact that Bitcoin had survived Monday’s Wall Street opening and the red stock market, means it’s not all bad for crypto. Indeed, during the panic,...

The coronavirus has got crypto crashing as of late, but it’s not just the individual coins themselves that are suffering. Miners are also experiencing the harsh realities of a falling industry.Bitcoin Miners Are Likely to Be Hit HardAt the time of writing, bitcoin—the world’s number one cryptocurrency by market cap—is trading for a flimsy $5,300, and even this is nowhere near as low as the number ($4,100) that bitcoin struck during yesterday’s late-night hours. Overall, the asset is down by...