Bitcoin (BTC) resists turbulence one year after halving

Bitcoin has had a year since his last halving, and long -term owners can be happy.

Despite the economic headwear, including the tightening trade voltages between the USA and China, the BTC has increased by more than 30 % since April 2024 and thus shows a remarkable strength in uncertain times.

Due to the halving, in which the block rewards were reduced from 6.25 to 3,125 BTC, the rate has decreased with which new coins come into circulation – an essential feature that strengthens Bitcoin's scarcity. Traditionally, this event initiates a price cycle of several years. This time, however, analysts believe that the increasing participation of institutional actors could accelerate the process.

According to Enmanuel Cardozo from Brickken, the combination of experienced market behavior and fresh liquidity of institutional actors such as Strategy and Tether could prefer the typical milestones of the cycle. “We may not have to wait for a climax by mid -2026,” he said, adding that an interest rate reduction in the Fed could give the market even more momentum.

Bitget-Coo Vugar Usi Zade joined this assessment and referred to the demand for ETFs and funds as an important factor for the upward trend of Bitcoin. He noted that a rapid return to all-time highs was possible when the $ 90,000 mark was broken, especially in view of the lower number of coins after halving.

Interestingly, data from the trader Jelle show that the current cycle of Bitcoin may develop faster than the previous ones. BTC achieved a record of over $ 109,000 – significantly faster than after the Halvings 2020 and 2016, each of which lasted 546 and 518 days.

Even if the schedule is shifting, one thing remains clear: the resistance of Bitcoin is once again demonstrated in a volatile world.