Bitcoin has risen in price by 33% since the halving of 2024
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2025/04/28
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Today, April 20, Halving Bitcoin, which took place last year, is celebrated. Against his background, the reward of miners for the mined block immediately decreased from 6.125 to 3.125 coins. According to a number of experts, despite all the difficulties associated with a large -scale trade war in the world, the main digital coin since the halving has increased by more than 30%.
Experts also note that despite the not -so -stable situation, the interest of institutional investors in the flagship of the crypto is preserved. In favor of this, Bitcoin-ETF continues to attract funds. However, in April they were faced with a significant outflow. Some experts believe that bitcoin will reach the global bottom to the 3rd quarter of this year. But the next peak will be formed around 2026.
However, now on dynamics Bitcoin Key macroeconomic factors influence. If you abstract from the trade confrontation between the United States and China, the Fed’s policy plays an important role. Earlier, representatives of the department made it clear that they would take more time to evaluate the trade policy of the presidential administration.
The concern is that the clash of the two largest economies of the planet can acquire a protracted character. This will greatly hit the world’s GDP.
Moreover, it is likely that the US economy will face a recession. At the same time, with a high degree of probability, inflation in the country will grow. In such conditions, it makes no sense to count on the softening of the FRS monetary policy.
On the other hand, if the local labor market begins to demonstrate obvious weakness, and the country’s economy will face difficulties, then the regulator will have to take emergency measures. But, again, while the situation remains poorly predicted.
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