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Bitcoin's Halving and Its Impact on Miners One of the most highly anticipated events in the cryptocurrency world this year was the Bitcoin halving, which took place on May 11th. This event, which occurs every four years, saw the block reward for Bitcoin miners cut in half, reducing the amount of new Bitcoin being generated. While this is a positive development for the overall supply and demand of Bitcoin, it may have unintended consequences for miners. Forced Selling by Miners The reduced block reward means that miners will now receive half as much Bitcoin for their efforts. This could lead to a decrease in profitability for miners, especially those who rely on selling their Bitcoin immediately to cover operating costs. As a result, analysts at Kaiko predict that we may soon see an increase in selling pressure from miners as they seek to cover their expenses. Bitcoin's Price and Miner Behavior The potential increase in selling pressure from miners could have an impa...