Bitcoin’s traditional 4-year halving cycle is no longer a reliable timing tool, even though it still matters structurally ...

Abundant Mines executive Beau Turner says miners are moving toward a more stable, infrastructure style business as the ...

Bitcoin halving stands as a pivotal event in the cryptocurrency world, intricately tied to the economics of Bitcoin’s scarcity and value proposition, occurring approximately every four years. This ...

Bitcoin heads into 2026 with strong institutional demand, supportive macro conditions, and bullish technical signals pointing ...

Overview:  Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle has weakened as ETFs and macro forces now drive price actions more than the halving ...

Quantitative tightening is over and balance sheets are growing again, but cycle theory and adoption concerns still cloud ...

Halving events have been pivotal moments in its history, directly impacting the bitcoin price. Each halving reduces the block reward for miners by 50%, leading to a decrease in the issuance rate of ...

After a halving event, Bitcoin typically skyrockets in value. The next Bitcoin halving will take place in 2028, so investors have plenty of time to prepare. Bitcoin tends to follow a "boom-and-bust" ...

Bitcoin nears $100K as ETF inflows top $1.5B, signaling strong institutional demand and a potential new market phase.

Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, went through its first-ever halving event 12 years ago today, reducing block rewards from 50 BTC to 25 BTC. Bitcoin’s 12th halving ...

The world's largest cryptocurrency is Bitcoin, (BTC +0.17%) with a market valuation of nearly $1.9 trillion. And as of this writing, the price per Bitcoin isn't far from $100,000 -- it's a value that ...

The Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) halving, which takes place once every four years, is highly anticipated by crypto investors, and for good reason. Typically, Bitcoin soars in price in the 12 to 18 months ...