Before looking at fund flows, let's get the basics straight. This time, we're talking about Bitcoin's total supply and halving.
When Bitcoin first launched, the reward was 50 coins per block. It then halves every 210,000 blocks, roughly once every four years.
When looking at halvings, be sure to distinguish between “fewer new coins being issued” and “how the price moves.” These are not the same thing.
$BTC 's issuance schedule is written into the consensus rules; no institution can arbitrarily increase the supply. The current block is 74882.
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When Bitcoin first launched, the reward was 50 coins per block. It then halves every 210,000 blocks, roughly once every four years.
When looking at halvings, be sure to distinguish between “fewer new coins being issued” and “how the price moves.” These are not the same thing.
$BTC 's issuance schedule is written into the consensus rules; no institution can arbitrarily increase the supply. The current block is 74882.
#BTC