📚 Lesson 25 of 50
❓ Halving and the four-year cycle — why does the market move in seasons?
I heard someone say “We’re in the halving year” and it sounded like some kind of magic. This lesson is for you.
Remember the Mining lesson: new Bitcoin comes as a reward to miners — and that reward automatically gets cut in half every ~4 years. This event is called the Halving.
So what does it mean practically? The new supply that gets added to the market daily gets cut in half — and if demand stays the same or increases, the equation shifts toward scarcity.
Historically, the market has moved in cycles tied to these timings: strong upward waves after the halving for a period, followed by deep corrections, then building again — that’s why everyone talks about the “cycle” and “seasons.”
And the necessary warning: history isn’t a promise. Each cycle has different conditions. The market has grown, institutions have entered, and new factors have emerged. Understand cycles as context that helps you think—not prophecies you build blind decisions on.
📌 Summary: Every 4 years the new Bitcoin supply gets cut in half — historically, cycles have been linked to it, and there’s no guarantee it will repeat.
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⚠️ Educational content — not investment advice
❓ Halving and the four-year cycle — why does the market move in seasons?
I heard someone say “We’re in the halving year” and it sounded like some kind of magic. This lesson is for you.
Remember the Mining lesson: new Bitcoin comes as a reward to miners — and that reward automatically gets cut in half every ~4 years. This event is called the Halving.
So what does it mean practically? The new supply that gets added to the market daily gets cut in half — and if demand stays the same or increases, the equation shifts toward scarcity.
Historically, the market has moved in cycles tied to these timings: strong upward waves after the halving for a period, followed by deep corrections, then building again — that’s why everyone talks about the “cycle” and “seasons.”
And the necessary warning: history isn’t a promise. Each cycle has different conditions. The market has grown, institutions have entered, and new factors have emerged. Understand cycles as context that helps you think—not prophecies you build blind decisions on.
📌 Summary: Every 4 years the new Bitcoin supply gets cut in half — historically, cycles have been linked to it, and there’s no guarantee it will repeat.
📅 New lesson tomorrow — follow us and don’t miss out 🔔
💛 Join Abu Malak’s team: Register on Binance with code ABOMALAK — permanent discount on trading fees, and benefit from our services and offers
#العملات_الرقمية #تعلم_الكريبتو #Binance
⚠️ Educational content — not investment advice
