Been watching the bitcoin price after halving 2024 and honestly it's been a slower climb than I expected. We're past the halfway point of this cycle now with the block reward down to 3.125 BTC and inflation under 1%, but the gains since April have only been around 15% so far. Pretty different from previous cycles where things moved faster. The bitcoin price after halving usually tends to pump harder, but this time feels more measured. We hit that $126K peak back in October, pulled back to $60K, and now we're bouncing around $78K. I think the market's just matured - less volatility, more institutional players, so the usual FOMO doesn't hit as hard. Next halving won't come until April 2028, so we've still got a ways to go. Right now everyone's watching if we can break above $75.5K cleanly. There's about $200 million in short positions that could liquidate if we push through, which might actually fuel the next leg up. Interesting to see how bitcoin price after halving plays out from here - could be a longer grind than the old cycles.

I just saw the news about the latest Bitcoin ETF application, and it seems quite detailed. From the founding capital to the listing plan, even the trading partners are clearly outlined. This appears to be a significant step forward; this immediate Bitcoin movement is gradually getting closer to the real market. Looking at the details in the file, it seems everything is being prepared quite thoroughly. Will it be launched soon? Does anyone following Bitcoin ETF news have any opinions?

Look closely at this chart, Coinbase has been buying Bitcoin non-stop for 15 days… and you can literally see how the price has found rock-solid support Sometimes one single piece of data tells you the entire market story🙇🏼‍♂️ Lucky we bought the dip from the bottom🚀 $BTC $MSTR