Bitcoin’s halving events, which occur roughly every four years, provide investors with a guide of what could happen next. Based on historical trends, Bitcoin’s price should be much higher by spring of 2028, although the gain likely won’t be as large as previous cycles.
Since hitting an all-time record price of around $126,000 in October last year, it has been a disappointing run for Bitcoin. The world’s most valuable cryptocurrency currently trades 42% below that peak (as of April 8), as it keeps losing steam.
The next halving is set to occur in March 2028. The last one happened in April 2024. This puts us almost exactly in the middle of the two right now. Based on past trends, the digital asset’s price at a halving has always been higher than where it traded at the previous halving.
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