Bitcoin's fourth halving marks a significant milestone, with notable differences that every investor needs to know.

Bitcoin aficionados are hoping that a scheduled reduction in the number of new coins going into circulation will cause the price of the cryptocurrency to skyrocket.

It’s “Economics 101” that halving should theoretically bring higher bitcoin prices, but the token’s recent performance doesn’t indicate much hype.

This halving is set against the backdrop of ever-broadening demand for Bitcoin, driven by the popularity of new Bitcoin ETFs.

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

Historically, the price of bitcoin tends to surge a few months post-halving. Market sentiment typically becomes bullish in the lead-up to a halving, influencing trader behavior.

With the halving now weeks away, Fortune breaks down what it is and how it could affect Bitcoin’s price.

Cryptocurrencies Bitcoin Goes Above $65,000 on ‘Halving’ Day The top cryptocurrency is back in action, sending the whole crypto market into the green.

Here are the expected dates for the Bitcoin halving and what it could do to the price of the cryptocurrency.

As bitcoin's price reaches new heights, attention is turning to its upcoming "halving" and whether it is playing a role in its ascent.

Halving is nothing new for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC). There have been three previous halvings, and they all shared some similarities. However, with the passing of the fourth halving, which occurred on ...

With the halving now weeks away, Fortune breaks down what it is and how it could affect Bitcoin’s price.