JUST A HEADS UP: Around 120,000 blocks left until the next Bitcoin halving.
People keep posting this like it’s some secret signal, so let’s break it down in plain English.
Bitcoin is created through blocks.
Roughly every 10 minutes, one new block is added to the network.
If there are 120,000 blocks left, it simply means we’re moving closer to the halving event.
So what is a halving?
It’s when Bitcoin automatically cuts the reward for miners in half.
Miners earn less BTC per block.
Fewer new bitcoins enter the market each day.
Supply growth slows down.
And when supply drops while demand stays the same or increases, prices usually feel the pressure over time.
Important part:
Halving day does NOT mean instant pump.
Sometimes the real move takes weeks or even months to show up.
Simple takeaway:
Halving = less new BTC
Less BTC = more scarcity
More scarcity = long-term bullish pressure
That’s it. No mystery. No secret code. Just basic supply and demand.
