Bitcoin Halving

A new name has entered the Bitcoin family. Called Bitcoin Runes, this is an innovative protocol created to address issues associated to Bitcoin-based token systems that depend on off-chain data and native tokens used for operations.

The overall crypto market cap spiked by 1.12 percent over the last day. Bitcoin and Ether, both recorded profits on Monday, April 22. Cardano, Shiba Inu, Dogecoin, and Polkadot – also recorded profits. Polygon, Elrond recorded price dips.

Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, on Friday completed its "halving".

Bitcoin halving, the software update that is designed to cut the amount of Bitcoin released from the network to compensate companies known as miners for validating transactions, has been completed. Most of the impact from the halving is expected to be on Bitcoin mining companies rather than the actual price of the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin and Ether stepped into the trading rink on Friday, trading in losses. Majority cryptocurrencies including Ripple, Dogecoin, Cardano, and Shiba Inu saw losses on April 19. This volatility is expected to continue for the weeks to come now that Bitcoin’s halving process is close to being triggered.

Bitcoin is gearing to undergo a halving event in the next few days. This process slashes the BTC rewards that miners earn to validate transactions on the blockchain by half – reducing their incentive to mine newer blocks rapidly. This slows down the addition of new tokens in circulation.

The overall crypto market dropped by 3.22 percent in the last 24 hours. On Wednesday, April 10 both Bitcoin and Ether saw losses. Most cryptocurrencies including Tether, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano clocked price dips alongside BTC and ETH. Bitcoin’s upcoming halving and US CPI data release is weighing heavy on crypto prices.

Bitcoin miners are sprinting to sell portions of their BTC tokens to bag profits from BTC’s current raised prices ahead of the upcoming halving event. After halving, the block reward obtained by miners will be reduced in half, reducing their incentives for mining Bitcoin blocks and slowing down the addition of new tokens.

The process of Bitcoin halving roughly happens every three to four years – that's how long it takes for 210,000 blocks to be mined on the Bitcoin blockchain. With the next halving just around two months away, market analysts predict the spike in price of Bitcoin, subsequently leading to the rate hikes for several other cryptocurrencies.

With Bitcoin and Ether having minted profits, the valuation of the overall crypto market spiked by 2.17 percent in the last 24 hours. Majority cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins and memecoins, registered profits on Wednesday.

The value of top cryptocurrency bitcoin could reach $50,000 this year and $120,000 by the end of 2024 Standard Chartered said on Monday, predicting the recent jump in its price could encourage bitcoin "miners" to hoard more of the supply.

The dollar traded steady on Monday ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's January policy meeting later this week, while bitcoin lay bruised near a six-month low hit over the weekend, hurt by a sell-off in technology stocks.

While mining 90 percent of Bitcoin took only 12 years, the remaining 10 percent will take an unusually long time because of "Bitcoin halving".

A report has claimed that the process of Bitcoin Halving is the reason why the remaining 10 percent of Bitcoin’s total supply will come into circulation by 2140. The process cuts in half Bitcoin's inflation rate and the rate at which new tokens enter circulation.

Bitcoin was created with a limited supply – 21 million coins to be exact. And 83 percent of it has already been mined. Can more Bitcoins be mined after the limit has been reached? Let’s find out.

A new name has entered the Bitcoin family. Called Bitcoin Runes, this is an innovative protocol created to address issues associated to Bitcoin-based token systems that depend on off-chain data and native tokens used for operations.

The overall crypto market cap spiked by 1.12 percent over the last day. Bitcoin and Ether, both recorded profits on Monday, April 22. Cardano, Shiba Inu, Dogecoin, and Polkadot – also recorded profits. Polygon, Elrond recorded price dips.

Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, on Friday completed its "halving".

Bitcoin halving, the software update that is designed to cut the amount of Bitcoin released from the network to compensate companies known as miners for validating transactions, has been completed. Most of the impact from the halving is expected to be on Bitcoin mining companies rather than the actual price of the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin and Ether stepped into the trading rink on Friday, trading in losses. Majority cryptocurrencies including Ripple, Dogecoin, Cardano, and Shiba Inu saw losses on April 19. This volatility is expected to continue for the weeks to come now that Bitcoin’s halving process is close to being triggered.

Bitcoin is gearing to undergo a halving event in the next few days. This process slashes the BTC rewards that miners earn to validate transactions on the blockchain by half – reducing their incentive to mine newer blocks rapidly. This slows down the addition of new tokens in circulation.

The overall crypto market dropped by 3.22 percent in the last 24 hours. On Wednesday, April 10 both Bitcoin and Ether saw losses. Most cryptocurrencies including Tether, Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano clocked price dips alongside BTC and ETH. Bitcoin’s upcoming halving and US CPI data release is weighing heavy on crypto prices.

Bitcoin miners are sprinting to sell portions of their BTC tokens to bag profits from BTC’s current raised prices ahead of the upcoming halving event. After halving, the block reward obtained by miners will be reduced in half, reducing their incentives for mining Bitcoin blocks and slowing down the addition of new tokens.

The process of Bitcoin halving roughly happens every three to four years – that's how long it takes for 210,000 blocks to be mined on the Bitcoin blockchain. With the next halving just around two months away, market analysts predict the spike in price of Bitcoin, subsequently leading to the rate hikes for several other cryptocurrencies.

With Bitcoin and Ether having minted profits, the valuation of the overall crypto market spiked by 2.17 percent in the last 24 hours. Majority cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins and memecoins, registered profits on Wednesday.

The value of top cryptocurrency bitcoin could reach $50,000 this year and $120,000 by the end of 2024 Standard Chartered said on Monday, predicting the recent jump in its price could encourage bitcoin "miners" to hoard more of the supply.

The dollar traded steady on Monday ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's January policy meeting later this week, while bitcoin lay bruised near a six-month low hit over the weekend, hurt by a sell-off in technology stocks.

While mining 90 percent of Bitcoin took only 12 years, the remaining 10 percent will take an unusually long time because of "Bitcoin halving".

A report has claimed that the process of Bitcoin Halving is the reason why the remaining 10 percent of Bitcoin’s total supply will come into circulation by 2140. The process cuts in half Bitcoin's inflation rate and the rate at which new tokens enter circulation.

Bitcoin was created with a limited supply – 21 million coins to be exact. And 83 percent of it has already been mined. Can more Bitcoins be mined after the limit has been reached? Let’s find out.