The Bitcoin halving is coming, which means new Bitcoins created every day will be cut in half. This has historically led to price increases, with predictions of a 150-200% rise in the next year or two. However, the market is complex and the outcome is uncertain. Long-term investors should buy and hold, while short-term traders can hedge against volatility. The halving has also raised interest in Bitcoin as a gateway to other crypto investments.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have plunged due to profit-taking and fears of interest rate hikes. Despite this, Grayscale's Bitcoin ETF is expected to reduce fees, and a judge criticized the SEC for its actions against BlockFi. Analysts believe this sell-off may be temporary, supported by long-term holders and the upcoming "halving" event. While the crypto market remains volatile, the underlying technology and institutional adoption suggest long-term potential.
