[sgbuffett]

Not that I suddenly think that bitcoin is something useful...it is still a useless thing but price is  driven up by basic economic principles.

Everyone knows this basic principle in economics called  demand and supply....if supply goes down and demand stays the same or rise   price will go up.

Bitcoin new supply is about to be halved in a process  called halving 



Don't worry if you don't understand. What the above is saying is new supply of bitcoin is to be halved as the miners will be paid half of what they get paid in bitcoins.

So applying principle of demand supply ...with falling supply...and same.or higher demand ...price will go up ....

Just look at teh strong uptrend of bitcoin...it is set to continue as new supply is halved ....



This is clearly a winner....

[[[ForeverAlone]]]

the rich are unloaded selling off rah.

[K88 shu shu]

my $1K investment in yr 2019 now become $1M.

[Alice Alicia]

It should be April 19th.

[sgbuffett]

top Singapore Crypto Guru explains halving concept in Bitcoin

click on link to watch on YouTube

[jeniferden]

The upcoming halving event indeed highlights this dynamic, as reducing the supply typically leads to price increases, assuming demand remains steady or rises. I'm also cautious about the inherent volatility and speculative nature of cryptocurrencies. As someone who prefers more stable investments, I'm inclined to observe from the sidelines rather than dive into the Bitcoin market. Nonetheless, I acknowledge that staying informed about market trends and utilizing resources like ICO Calendar can be valuable for those interested in exploring cryptocurrency investments.