PANews reported on April 26 that according to Decrypt, since the fourth Bitcoin halving in April 2024, BTC price has only risen by 43.4%, far lower than the increases of 7,000%, 291%, and 541% recorded after the previous three halvings, marking the worst performance after a Bitcoin halving.
Analysis suggests that macroeconomic uncertainty, trade policies of the Trump administration, ETF fund outflows, and market structural changes have collectively weakened the price increase effect of the halving. Additionally, as the Bitcoin market gradually matures, price volatility has decreased, with its 60-day volatility dropping from 200% in 2012 to around 50% currently, indicating a potentially more stable but limited growth trend in the future.
