Historically, the event has increased bitcoin prices exponentially, creating generational wealth for investors – but a presenting challenge for the miners that actually create BTC. During the third halving, which occurred in 2020, bitcoin’s price went from around $8,500 to nearly $18,000 within a few months, while the reward for successfully mining a block was cut to 6.25 BTC from 12.5 BTC.
Web3 Marketing Startup Spindl Launches On-Chain Ad Network
"It's more transparent. It's fair. It's natively on-chain. It's, to be blunt, better for privacy," said Garcia Martinez, CEO of...