As investors and miners are bracing for the Bitcoin Halving, which is expected to happen in just a few hours, let's take a look at the potential impact of the event on the broader market.

There is a potential impact of the Bitcoin halving event on its ecosystem and price, considering supply reductions and market trends. Explore more here.

Halving” slashes the supply of bitcoin every four years or so. Traders hope it will drive prices higher over time.

The halving is expected to take place on April 19 or 20, depending on the current rate at which bitcoins are created. So, what is it, exactly? And is it hard-coded genius, or smoke and mirrors?

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JPMorgan stands by a bearish Bitcoin forecast post-halving, with a target of $42,000 due to high production costs and market overvaluation.

Here’s what to know about Bitcoin's halving history, including what the halving event is, common misconceptions, and what to expect in 2024.

Amid escalating geopolitical tensions in many parts of the world, Bitcoin has lost ground but remains resilient.

The Bitcoin's halving is expected to have an important impact on its price, market demand, and future as a mainstream financial asset.