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The bitcoin market on Friday engineered the "halving" of the reward for operating the cryptocurrency, a much-anticipated step designed to limit production and boost the digital money.

Following the halving, Bitcoin's market performance remained relatively stable, experiencing a slight decrease of 0.47% to settle at $63,747.

Bitcoin's most important economic mechanism, the halving, could legitimize Bitcoin as a store of value asset for the digital age, seeking more liquid assets than real estate or gold.

The launch of Casey Rodarmor's new Runes protocol sent fees surging as users rushed to etch new digital tokens that can be launched atop the Bitcoin blockchain.

In the next day or two, bitcoin is expected to go through a preprogrammed event that will cut new production of the cryptocurrency.

Previous halvings have yielded big gains down the road, but analysts caution it doesn't automatically mean the same will happen this time.

BlackRock, Fidelity spot Bitcoin ETF shows signs of recovery as total inflow rises to $60 million, while GBTC outflow also slows further.