Bitcoin halving 2020 (third halving)
Bitcoin halving graph
In a YouTube video, the pseudonymous analyst known as PlanB on Twitter laid out a chart that showed an expected growth pattern for bitcoin. The chart follows through to the very beginning of bitcoin, presumably to show this growth pattern in action over the years. What Happens When Bitcoin Halves? "We expect the effect of the halving will have already been priced in, which means this 2020 event will be anticlimactic for many," said Ed Hindi of London-based crypto hedge fund Tyr Capital.
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Btc halving chart
After the first halving, the Bitcoin price went roughly from $10 to $1.100. After the second halving in July 2016, the Bitcoin price went from $600 to $20.000. If the pattern repeats, Bitcoin can reach from $100,000 to $288,000 by December 2021. What’s Next? Why it matters: As with the historical bitcoin price table, we see bitcoin's extreme outperformance vs other assets here as well. These CAGR numbers solidify bitcoin's status as the best performing financial asset in history.