Bitcoin’s Fourth Halving Sparks Post-Halving Re-Accumulation Phase
Bitcoin experienced its much-awaited fourth halving on Saturday, April 20th, at block height 840,000, while the Bitcoin price remained stable at around $64,000.
Many are hopeful that this halving will cause a supply shock, leading to a strong rally in the BTC price.
Rekt Capital has announced the end of the pre-halving period and the beginning of the post-halving re-accumulation phase. This phase is considered the final opportunity for bargain-buying before Bitcoin moves into the parabolic phase of the cycle.
Historically, the Bitcoin pre-halving retrace has set the stage for the next phase in the Bitcoin halving cycle.
During the post-halving re-accumulation range (marked in red), the bottom of the pre-halving retrace serves as the base of the re-accumulation (i.e., range low). With the establishment of this range low, a period of consolidation begins, preparing for an eventual breakout into parabolic upside (highlighted in green).
The Bitcoin Re-Accumulation Phase begins (red)$BTC #Bitcoin #BitcoinHalving pic.twitter.com/xYUtGMoNtg
— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) April 20, 2024
Market analysts have already started predicting the next price targets for Bitcoin based on the post-halving behavior from the previous events.
Price range for Bitcoin in the 4th halving cycle:
upper bound ~ $4,500,000
lower bound ~ $140,000That is *if* Bitcoin ends up following a growth trajectory in the range of the previous cycles. pic.twitter.com/s93yldJEI0
— ecoinometrics (@ecoinometrics) April 20, 2024
Following a strong run-up in the pre-halving period and the entire Q1, altcoins have entered a significant retracement in recent weeks, in line with the Bitcoin price volatility observed recently.
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Rekt Capital notes that altcoins are aligning with the projected trajectory. As observed, altcoins hit their bottom in early February, indicating a significant milestone in their market movement. Additionally, there was a noticeable sell-off among altcoins coinciding with the Bitcoin halving event, further reflecting their correlation with BTC’s market dynamics.
Altcoins are following the plan…
Altcoins bottomed in early February ✅
Altcoins sold off around the #BTC Halving ✅
Altcoins to bottom early Summer ⏱️$BTC #BitcoinHalving #Bitcoin https://t.co/g5QUFID6jg pic.twitter.com/OsuH9kmgf5
— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) April 20, 2024
Looking ahead, Rekt Capital anticipates that altcoins will reach their bottom once again in early summer, suggesting a continuation of their cyclical patterns within the broader cryptocurrency market.