Quick Correction + Bonus Insights on Bitcoin Halving

Greetings CryptoCubers,

We hope your 2025 is off to a fantastic start! In our last newsletter, we mentioned the Bitcoin halving as an upcoming event. However, there was a slight typo—it has already taken place last this year.

To make it up to you, we’re diving deeper into what typically happens in the year following a Bitcoin halving. These insights can help you better understand the exciting dynamics shaping the market in 2025:

What Usually Happens a Year After a Halving

1. Price Growth Momentum
   Historically, Bitcoin often sees significant price increases in the year following a halving. For instance:

   • After the 2016 halving, BTC rose from ~$650 to nearly $20,000 by the end of 2017.

   • Similarly, the 2020 halving led to a bull run, with BTC reaching a previous all-time high of over $69,000 in 2021.
     While past performance isn’t a guarantee, the reduced supply can drive long-term demand.

   • 2024 post halving we saw the $100 000 mark one of the historical moments in BTC history

2. Increased Institutional Interest
   Post-halving periods often attract institutional investors looking to capitalize on Bitcoin's scarcity and store-of-value appeal. Expect to see more headlines about companies and funds adding BTC to their portfolios.

3. Altcoin Season Potential
   Historically, as Bitcoin stabilizes post-halving, traders often explore altcoins, leading to potential price surges in projects like Ethereum, Solana, and others.

4. Mining Adjustments
   Miners adapt to reduced rewards by seeking more efficient operations or focusing on regions with lower energy costs. This evolution can affect the broader crypto ecosystem.

We hope these insights provide valuable context as we move forward in 2025. Thank you for your understanding and for being part of our CryptoCube community!

Stay curious, stay secure, and let’s make 2025 amazing! 🚀
Until next time,
CryptoCube Team