Bitcoin is now just past the midpoint of its current halving cycle ahead of the 2028 supply cut, while miners continue to face shrinking block rewards.
The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut rates 25 bps as we head into what has historically been a bullish period for bitcoin’s price, potentially adding fiat fuel to a bull run which could end in a historic crash.
With the Fourth Halving in the rearview mirror, it seems a perfect time to provide some on-record analysis of Bitcoin from the perspective of Number and Time, aka Crypto-K
94% of Bitcoin's total supply cap of 21 million has now been mined through its predictable issuance schedule. Bitcoin's controlled scarcity makes the remaining supply provably rare.
A Binance user unknowingly withdrew one of just four extremely rare Bitcoin "Epic Sats" from 2016, representing a potential multi-million dollar oversight by the exchange.
A look at how the halving has evolved from an event shifting the economics of Bitcoin's supply to a holiday celebrated by Bitcoiners world-wide every four years.
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