Historically, Bitcoin has shown a trend of breaking out to new all-time highs about six months after each halving event. The halving event reduces the block rewards to miners, leading to a decrease in the supply of new bitcoins entering the market. This reduction in supply, coupled with consistent or increasing demand, has historically driven up Bitcoin's price significantly following each halving event. Analysts and traders are currently speculating that Bitcoin could break its previous all-time high of around $69,000 before the upcoming halving in April 2024. The ongoing bullish momentum, institutional buying demand, and positive market sentiment are factors contributing to the optimism surrounding Bitcoin's potential to surpass its ATH

THIS LOGIC IS HAVING IT BOTH WAYS!! CAN IT BREAK 69K ? I AM GUESSING NOT, NOT FOR WANT OF TRYING BUT SUBSIDY HALVING. FIGHT BETWEEN INVESTORS AND MINERS. CHICKEN AND EGG.