Halving Event

Halving event is a pre-programmed occurrence in certain cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin. It reduces mining rewards by half approximately every four years. This process is embedded in the cryptocurrency's code to control inflation and ensure scarcity. By cutting the rewards miners receive for adding a new block to the blockchain, the event decreases the rate at which new coins are generated. This reduction can influence the cryptocurrency's price and market dynamics. Historically, halving events have led to increased interest and speculation, as they tighten supply. Understanding halving events is crucial for anticipating market trends in the crypto space.