The truth about the bitcoin halving

Dear Reader, In today's crypto trading briefing… [+] The truth about the bitcoin halving [+] Watch out for fake "guru" predictions [+] Where to find fast short term gains ========== As the bitcoin halving closes in… There is no shortage of articles on what this could mean for crypto investors. The implication is that the event will drive crypto prices off the charts and everyone will get rich and happy. (As if.) Here's a more tempered look at reality… Yes… it's true. Every time the halving has happened, bitcoin eventually took off. The first time the halving took place (on November 28, 2012) bitcoin went from around $12 to almost $1,000… one year later. The second halving took place on July 9, 2016. Bitcoin was sitting at $670 a satoshi. It took a year-and-a-half AFTER the halving for bitcoin to reach an all-time high of about $19,700 in December 2017. The most recent halving took place in May 2020. Bitcoin's price hovered at $8,787. Rising to an all-time high again of $69K by November 2021. Now, the fake gurus are predicting a massive spike in bitcoin's price as a result of the next halving in April. They make it sound like it will happen immediately. History tells a different tale. The halving does affect bitcoin's price. Every time so far. But it takes a year or longer (usually) to see the benefits of those effects. In the meantime, for those of us with a little less patience… Markets Pro alerts crypto traders to catalyst events that drive up altcoin prices within hours. Alerts go out in real time as an event begins to develop. So traders can hop into coins going up 10%, 50%, 100% or more almost immediately. You could wait to see what happens to bitcoin after the halving. Or you could get the next set of fast-moving Markets Pro alerts. Click here for details. Regards, Max K. Markets Pro Team

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