#halving News & Analysis

Bitcoin Decouples from S&P 500 as Market Correlation Turns Negative Mid-Cycle

Iran Rejects Peace Talk Claims, Leaving Bitcoin Stuck At $70K

Litecoin Halving Set for Next 500 Days, Will Lower Rewards Lift LTC Price?

Bitcoin has mined 20 million coins: why the last of the remaining 1 million won’t arrive until 2140

Bitcoin reached a significant milestone by mining its 20 millionth coin this week, leaving only 1 million BTC remaining to be mined. Due to Bitcoin's programmed halving mechanism that reduces mining rewards every four years, the final coins won't be mined until approximately 2140.

TAO hits four-month high as Bittensor halving draws more eyes now

Bittensor's TAO token surged to $350, reaching a four-month high, as the network completed its first halving event that cuts token emissions in half. The milestone coincided with subnet staking surpassing $620 million, indicating strong network participation and growth.

Do Bitcoin halvings matter? Strategy buys outpace new BTC supply by 700%

MicroStrategy purchased seven weeks' worth of new Bitcoin supply in a single week, significantly outpacing the natural supply increase from mining. This aggressive accumulation pattern supports bullish price targets of $400,000 if institutional buying continues at this pace.

Bitcoin’s mined supply hits 20 million milestone, leaving final 1 million BTC to be issued over next 114 years

Bitcoin has reached the milestone of 20 million BTC mined out of its maximum 21 million supply cap. The remaining 1 million BTC will be gradually issued over the next 114 years through mining rewards, with the final satoshis expected around 2140.

Bitcoin supply approaching 20 million: The final million will take another 114 years to mine

Bitcoin's circulating supply has reached over 20 million coins, representing more than 95% of its maximum 21 million coin supply. The remaining final million bitcoin will take approximately 114 years to mine due to the protocol's halving mechanism that reduces mining rewards every four years.

Bitcoin miners chase 30 GW AI capacity to offset hashprice pressure

Public Bitcoin miners are developing 30 gigawatts of AI-focused power capacity, nearly tripling current levels, as they seek to diversify revenue streams amid post-halving margin pressures. This strategic pivot represents a significant industry shift toward AI computing infrastructure to maintain profitability.

Is Bitcoin shifting to a 2-year cycle?

ProCap BTC's Jeff Park suggests Bitcoin may be transitioning from its traditional 4-year cycle to a shorter 2-year cycle due to institutional flows and ETF adoption. This shift could have significant implications for Bitcoin's market dynamics and price patterns heading into 2026.

Bitcoin Sharks & Whales Capitulate: Realized Loss Exceeds $200M

New Bitcoin Crash Ahead? Bloomberg Strategist Forecasts Return To $10,000 – Here’s Why

New Mathematical Analysis Proves Bitcoin’s Halving Cycle Is Hardwired into Its Price Dynamics

Bitcoin Miner Supply Shock Hasn’t Arrived Yet, New Data Suggests

New data suggests Bitcoin miners still hold meaningful OTC reserves despite tighter supply conditions than past cycles, while exchange-directed selling pressure remains elevated. Miners currently hold ~152.6K BTC in OTC balances, down from 595K BTC peak in 2018, but not yet indicating a complete supply shock.

Solana (SOL) Network Revenue Plunges 93% From Peak, Why Taurox (TAUX) Is One Of the Best Alternatives

Bitcoin Historical Data Suggests New ATH Is Years Away – Analyst

Analyst Darkfost suggests Bitcoin may be years away from a new all-time high despite current market corrections, citing historical data showing it typically takes 849-1,180 days between ATH cycles. Bitcoin reached its current ATH of $126,100 on October 6, 2025, and has been in a corrective phase for 159 days, which is relatively early compared to previous bear market cycles.

Bitcoin Correction Hits 159 Days: Here Is How This Cycle Compares to 2017 and 2021

Bitcoin has been in a correction phase for 159 days after reaching a cycle top of $126,230 on October 6, 2025. This marks the first time Bitcoin reached a new all-time high without a preceding halving event, with previous cycles taking 1,180 days (2017) and 1,093 days (2021) to recover to new highs.

Bitcoin’s Valuation Model Hints At $500K Cycle Average, Analyst Says

PlanB's Stock-to-Flow model predicts Bitcoin could average $500,000 during the 2024-2028 halving cycle, though other analysts like Bobby A estimate more conservative targets of $200,000-$250,000. Bitcoin is currently trading around $67,300, down from its recent high of $74,000, amid ongoing market consolidation and mixed ETF inflows.

Bitcoin Nears Major Scarcity Milestone With 95% of Supply Already Mined

Bitcoin is approaching a major milestone with 95% of its total supply already mined, expected to reach 20 million coins as early as next week. The remaining 5% of Bitcoin's supply will take approximately 114 years to be fully mined due to the halving mechanism built into the protocol.

Polkadot Jumps Ahead of Halving Event

Polkadot (DOT) is experiencing price gains ahead of an anticipated supply reduction event. Market analysts suggest the price movement may be primarily driven by investor sentiment rather than fundamental factors.

Why Grayscale thinks Bitcoin will ignore the 4-year cycle this time

Grayscale believes Bitcoin will break from its traditional four-year cycle pattern due to evolved market structure. The firm cites institutional adoption and macroeconomic factors as key drivers reshaping Bitcoin's price behavior beyond historical cyclical patterns.

Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin 4-Year Cycle Is Over, But This Is A Good Thing For Price

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What April Could Mean For XRP: Past Patterns And Key Price Catalysts To Watch

Bitcoin Structure Has Changed: UTXO Data Challenges Traditional Cycle Narratives