The Halving and the
four-year cycles

Bitcoin’s behaviour is cyclic. Every four years, it repeats a similar pattern* with the Halving at its epicenter.

The patterns of behavior exhibited by Bitcoin show that the results of the halvings have been price surges, followed by periods of consolidation.

It seems that 2024 could be following a similar pattern, could something big be on the horizon?

Source: https://messari.io/

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2012 Halving

Bitcoin rose from around $12 before the halving to a peak of $260 - a 2067% increase - in 2013, experiencing a major correction to $100 by 2014.

2016 Halving

The price jumped from around $650 to nearly $20,000 by the end of 2017 - a 2977% increase - with a subsequent correction to $3,200 in 2018.

2020 Halving

Bitcoin surged from $8,600 in May 2020 to $64,000 by April 2021 - a 644% increase- before falling to around $40,000.

2024 Predictions

Experts predict that Bitcoin could reach $250K after the 2024 halving - a projected increase of 744% - with institutional adoption playing a key role in future price movements.

Is history repeating itself again?

Sources: https://messari.io/

Bitcoin and the four-year cycle
a pattern of behaviour

Past performance is not an indication of future results.

The historical significance of the 2012 Halving

While the 2012 halving saw a comparatively modest price jump,

there was a massive overall percentage jump in Bitcoin's value.

The historical significance of the 2016, 2020 and 2024 Halvings

Expert predictions indicate that the pattern of the four year cycles will continue for this halving.

Past performance is not an indication of future results.