Will Bitcoin skyrocket after the 2020 Halving like in 2016?

Bitcoin saw massive growth after the 2016 halving.

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A deflationary currency:

Only a limited amount of Bitcoin exist, hence it can only be “mined” and not created.
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Block rewards:

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Mining difficulty & mining pools

How the halving will affect Bitcoins price

The First Halving

The Second Halving

The Third Halving and what to expect

“When I hear people talking about a bitcoin “correction” I’m thinking $100k, maybe $1m. That’s what’s correct. “

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