This is why the BTC halving was such a non-event (price wise)

TL; DR

• The halving is not like a light switch that turns the bull run on/off, it is more of a milestone. We know that prices tend to increase after the halving, but we don’t know exactly when.

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The Bitcoin Halving took place on Friday, halving the daily flow of new Bitcoin entering the market!

Making Bitcoin scarcer than ever before, signaling the start of a new bull cycle!

And and…

And after that, nothing really happened to Bitcoin’s price… in fact, it continued to hover around $65,000 all weekend.

So what’s going on there?

Well, the halving isn’t like a light switch that turns the bull run on/off; it’s more of a milestone. We know that prices tend to rise in the months after the halving, but we don’t know exactly when – it’s only ‘some time’ after the halving.

(Normally between 1 and 6 months).

The good news?

So far, prices have not collapsed, something that tends to follow past halvings.

(It’s usually a “buy the rumor, sell the news” kind of event).

I think we should hurry up and wait