Halving News

Bitcoin could be getting ready for a rally toward $94,500, but higher levels are expected to attract selling by the bears.

10x Research’s Markus Thielen says Bitcoin’s four-year cycle still exists but is now driven by politics, liquidity and elections rather than the halving.

Grayscale argues Bitcoin’s market structure has evolved beyond the old four-year rhythm. Institutional flows and macro dynamics have reshaped BTC’s price behavior.

Bittensor’s first token halving is scheduled for Dec. 14, reducing TAO issuance by half as the AI-focused network adopts a Bitcoin-style fixed supply model.

Bitcoin enters bearish territory as institutional buying wanes and key indicators turn negative, signaling a potential end to the current market cycle.

Bitcoin’s tight consolidation resolved to the downside, but the failure of the bears to sustain the lower levels could push the price to new all-time highs.

Bitcoin completes its highest monthly close in history, while post-halving August traditionally produces double-digit percentage BTC price gains.

The world’s biggest Bitcoin miner achieved record annualized revenue as its Bitcoin holdings surpassed $5 billion.

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 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.

Bitcoin corrects after a shocking CPI print, potential BTC miner sell pressure and concerning macroeconomic developments.

Bitcoin has rallied 126% since January to reach $100,000, driven by Bitcoin ETF demand, April's halving and Donald Trump's US election win.