Man, I'm still finding it tough to get the hang of this topic. So, I asked around among my friends. They told me that when a Bitcoin halving occurs, the reward for mining a block is cut in half, which decreases the rate at which new coins are introduced to the market and could lead to an increase in prices if demand remains the same or rises. Therefore, I've concluded that crypto prices might climb in 2024. I guess one should keep a close eye on the market. But what do you think, is this knowledge sufficient to trade Bitcoin? I don't think so; it feels like shooting in the dark to me. Before your question, I actually thought halving meant the price of Bitcoin dropped by half ha ha????. Man, I really goofed up there! By the way, I was just browsing through the
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