Bitcoin Surges: 20 Million Coins Mined
Bitcoin has surpassed 20 million coins mined, leaving only 1 million remaining to be mined. This milestone highlights the cryptocurrency’s finite supply. #Update #Crypto $BTC
Bitcoin has surpassed 20 million coins mined, leaving only 1 million remaining to be mined. This milestone highlights the cryptocurrency’s finite supply. #Update #Crypto $BTC
Fidelity’s Jurrien Timmer warns $BTC’s $126K October high could be this cycle’s peak, with 2026 expected to be volatile. Support seen at $65K–$75K. #Update #Crypto $BTC
TRON founder Justin Sun considers reducing $TRX block rewards due to its rising price, akin to Bitcoin’s halving mechanism, potentially impacting deflation and staking incentives. #Update #Crypto $TRX (+3) ↗
Bitcoin’s hashrate may hit 1 zettahash per second by 2027, pressuring miners to secure cheap energy and efficient equipment amid rising costs and network security growth. • #Update • #Crypto • $BTC • (+4) • ↗
Bitcoin’s surge past $67,000 and its market cap of $1.322 trillion highlight its potential pre-halving rally as a prime investment opportunity, with historical patterns suggesting a significant post-consolidation growth phase.
Michael Novogratz predicts Bitcoin will trade between $55,000 to $75,000 this quarter, highlighting its potential for stability and long-term strategic importance in the volatile cryptocurrency market.
Following Bitcoin’s surge past $64,000, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP gain attention, signaling a post-halving market boom. With $217 million inflowed into Bitcoin ETFs, investor confidence peaks, spotlighting Ethereum’s smart contracts, Solana’s speed, and XRP’s transfer efficiency.
Post-Bitcoin halving, dApps like Ordinals and Runes have significantly boosted miners’ income, with transaction fees now making up over 7% of their revenue, a substantial increase from 1% two years ago, demonstrating Bitcoin’s expanding utility and evolving economic landscape.
Top analyst Markus Thielen believes U.S. CPI data could more significantly affect Bitcoin’s price than the upcoming halving, potentially overshadowing its impact. With Bitcoin at $66,386 and Ethereum at $3,342, the April 10 CPI release is crucial for cryptocurrency market sentiment.