Post-halving, this figure is set to drop to around 450 BTC, which under past market conditions, could have intensified the scarcity of Bitcoin and driven prices up.
At the moment, miners bring roughly 900 BTC per day to the market. Post-halving, this figure is set to drop to around 450 BTC, which under past market conditions, could have intensified the scarcity of Bitcoin and driven prices up. Yet, the scale of acquisition by ETFs — withdrawing significantly more Bitcoin from circulation than the daily output of miners — suggests that the upcoming halving might not result in the supply squeeze once anticipated.