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It will be the fourth time in 2024Bitcoin's “half-life”I will greet you.Historically, the price of Bitcoin has often skyrocketed. In the previous half-life of 2020/5/11, Bitcoin was 8,750 dollars, and it showed a sharp rise of 430% or more from 11,500 dollars in October 5 months later to 61,300 dollars in 2021/3.
The “half-life” of Bitcoin is an event where rewards received by miners are systematically reduced (this term is mentioned in the Bitcoin code). It is performed at a frequency of about once every 4 years, or more accurately, every 210,000 block transaction. As the name suggests, the amount of bitcoins that miners receive for each block reward is halved. When Bitcoin was launched in 2009, miners received 50 bitcoins per block, but this reward was reduced to 25 in 2012, which is the initial half-life. It is scheduled to decrease to 12.5 in '16, 6.25 in '20, and 3.125 in '24. Since it is difficult to determine the exact date, analysts are trying to predict when the half-life will come...

Recently, Tesla has gradually declined, and the gap with other large technology stocks has widened more and more, and it is often “disliked” by Wall Street analysts. In a recent example, Wells Fargo recently lowered Tesla's target share price and recommended a reduction in holdings.
However, I'm a big Tesla fan,US Investment Bank WedbushDan Ives, a well-known strategist, and his team have stated that the market is excessively bearish on Tesla shares, and Tesla shares are likely to rise 77% over the next 12 months.
According to the latest report, “Since demand for Tesla has become more stable during the remaining period of 2024 and price cuts have slowed down, I believe that battery cost/production shows strong cost efficiency. Furthermore, the company plans to launch Model 2 next year, priced below $30,000. All of these are positive signals for stock prices to rebound.”
Nonetheless, he pointed out that Tesla is still facing many issues in the short term, such as sluggish demand for electric vehicles, “price competition” that is worsening profit margins, the temporary closure of the Berlin Plant, and disputes over Mr. Musk's reward system...

Bitcoin soared again, surpassed 70,000 dollars, and rose to 8th place in market capitalization competition!
According to data from the digital asset management and research company CoinShares (CoinShares), funds of several billion dollars have flowed into crypto asset (virtual currency) investment products this year in response to heightened investor interest.Last week was a record high of 2.7 billion dollarshas flowed into “crypto assets (virtual currency),” and most of it has been directed towards bitcoins.
A series of good news encouraged a rapid increase in capital inflows, and among themAn exchange-traded fund (ETF) linked to Bitcoin in kind has been approvedKotoya,A “half-life” event scheduled for AprilIt includes. James Butterfill, who is in charge of investigation at CoinShares, says that approximately 10.3 billion dollars have flowed into crypto assets this year, and the momentum is approaching the annual inflow of 10.6 billion dollars in 2021. The year 21 is also the year that Bitcoin hit a record high of around 69,000 dollars at that time. However, as Bitcoin continues to hit new highs, it seems that some investors are hedging against market adjustments. “Despite recent price increases,The inflow of funds into the Bitcoin short continues” Butterfill said...