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Let us take a look at previous halvings and how they affected the price of Bitcoin.

Halving Number 1

When the first halving took place, one BTC was valued at $11. It happened on the 28th of November, 2012 and within the next 12 months, the price of Bitcoin rose to $1,100, something that has never happened before with Bitcoin.

The price of Bitcoin later suffered and crashed to $220. For the next few years, its price stayed below $1,000. Even at that price, it still was preferable to its former worth prior to the halving.

Halving Number 2

The second time Bitcoin halving was recorded was in July 2016. Its price was going back and forth between the $600 and $700 marks and suddenly took off in 2017 during what was termed the great bull run to settle at $20,000.

This massive surge was 33 times its value before the second halving occurred and more than 1,818 times its value prior to the original halving.

Halving Number 3

The next halving has been slated to hold in a matter of months and there are lots of expectations surrounding the price of Bitcoin. Many are hoping that it follows in the footsteps of past halvings and will hit a new high that has never been recorded. Based on past trends, Bitcoin price could come to be valued at $100k, which is around 10 times its price before halving.

Some crypto experts even believe that the price of Bitcoin will surpass $100k, like Jesse Powell, the CEO of Kraken, who is optimistic that after the Bitcoin halving, its price will likely shoot up to either $100k or $1m.

Just buy six months before each halving, dump a year after the halving. rinse and repeat

Let us take a look at previous halvings and how they affected the price of Bitcoin.

Halving Number 1

When the first halving took place, one BTC was valued at $11. It happened on the 28th of November, 2012 and within the next 12 months, the price of Bitcoin rose to $1,100, something that has never happened before with Bitcoin.

The price of Bitcoin later suffered and crashed to $220. For the next few years, its price stayed below $1,000. Even at that price, it still was preferable to its former worth prior to the halving.

Halving Number 2

The second time Bitcoin halving was recorded was in July 2016. Its price was going back and forth between the $600 and $700 marks and suddenly took off in 2017 during what was termed the great bull run to settle at $20,000.

This massive surge was 33 times its value before the second halving occurred and more than 1,818 times its value prior to the original halving.

Halving Number 3

The next halving has been slated to hold in a matter of months and there are lots of expectations surrounding the price of Bitcoin. Many are hoping that it follows in the footsteps of past halvings and will hit a new high that has never been recorded. Based on past trends, Bitcoin price could come to be valued at $100k, which is around 10 times its price before halving.

Some crypto experts even believe that the price of Bitcoin will surpass $100k, like Jesse Powell, the CEO of Kraken, who is optimistic that after the Bitcoin halving, its price will likely shoot up to either $100k or $1m.

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