Today is the day that 12.5 becomes 6.25 and, if history is anything to go by, from now on in, the value of Bitcoin could start to increase. Bitcoin originally produced 50 BTC per block, then 25 after the first halving and then 12.5 after the second. This is built into the master protocol and explains why, unlike fiat currency, Bitcoin is anti-inflationary.
In other words, it has built in scarcity that means, over the long run, it is way more likely to increase its spending power per Bitcoin than decrease it. It is often referred to as "digital gold" for this reason.
Back in February I made a video to explain this as part of the build up to the launch of my new crypto course and newsletter.
I made this video as bonus session for module 1 of the course but I am giving you no-strings access now. All you need is an email address to take a look.
Let's be clear, Bitcoin is a volatile beast. It goes up and down like a proverbial yoyo and that puts a lot of folks off getting involved. But what if you knew a way to smooth out those peaks and troughs and you were well coached in the whole cryptocurrency arena. What works, what doesn't work and how you can always remain safe.
By getting membership to First Class Crypto you can acquire that knowledge. You can't join just yet but you can get your name on the list now to be informed about launch and other developments along the way.
Bitcoin never goes up or down in gentle little waves, it can plunge and it can skyrocket. What it has done historically though, after the previous two halving events, is to move up significantly during the 12 months following the event. That event happens today.
Of course, history does not always repeat itself but if you have an interest in cryptocurrency and you want to know why the big financial gurus around the world are saying GOLD and BITCOIN are where they are going with their money you should take a look at my video.
Stay safe!
John
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