Bitcoin's Fourth Halving Event Triggers Market Optimism and Miner Adaptation

The recent halving has reduced Bitcoin's block subsidy by 50%, sparking interest due to lower inflation rates and stable miner revenues.

Bitcoin's block subsidy halved on April 19, 2024, reducing new BTC production and potentially increasing scarcity.
Miner revenues remained stable post-halving, supported by high transaction fees despite the subsidy cut.
Bitcoin's inflation rate now lower than gold, enhancing its appeal as a 'digital gold'.
The approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs is expected to significantly boost demand and possibly drive up prices.
Historical data suggests substantial price increases following halving events, though future gains may be more muted.