Bitcoin Halving: Latest News and Full Coverage by Cointelegraph

As Bitcoin mining faces new challenges post-halving, uncover how miners adapt to new realities and secure their places in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The miner has been investing in pivoting to high-performance computing and expanding its US presence.

The company's rapid accumulation of Bitcoin is acting as a reliable constraint on newly mined supply, argues author Adam Livingston.

Institutional investment and Bitcoin ETFs have accelerated the four-year Bitcoin halving cycle despite growing uncertainty fueled by global trade wars.

The growing BTCFi sector and potential interest rate cuts on the horizon may create more demand for Bitcoin as a productive, yield-bearing asset.

The revenue uptick is a positive sign for miners, who have been under pressure since the Bitcoin network’s “halving” in April.

Analysts are calling Bitcoin’s over 22% correction a temporary price “shakeout” ahead of the next leg up in the Bitcoin market cycle.

President Donald Trump’s executive order confirmed that Bitcoin is “no longer an outsider” among global financial assets.

The post-Bitcoin halving period brings new opportunities and challenges that will shape the future of decentralized technology and its influence on global markets.

The 22-fold increase was attributed to Bitcoin staking developments, the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US and BTC’s soaring prices during 2024.

Bitcoin’s fall below $90,000 is a negative sign, but the bulls are expected to vigorously defend the $85,000 level.

Bitcoin has fallen 10% so far this month, but analysts say it has dropped between 25% and 30% in January in past post-halving markets.

Net inflows into spot Ether ETFs were positive in 22 of the last 24 trading days in 2024 and one analyst expects flows to increase even more under the Trump administration.

Bitcoin has set a new all-time high of $104,000 on Coinbase, setting the cryptocurrency loose into price discovery — so where is it heading next?

Bitcoin celebrates 12 years since its first halving event, with block rewards shrinking to 3.125 BTC and miners adapting to higher difficulty amid rising prices.

Donald Trump’s win in the United States presidential election may not be the “main story” driving the Bitcoin price rally, Onramp Bitcoin co-founder Jesse Myers said.

Bitcoin broke through $76,000 following Trump’s election victory, with PlanB’s stock-to-flow model forecasting a $500,000 BTC price within four years. 

Spot Bitcoin ETFs will need to make an average of $301 million in net inflows per day to get it done this week.