Bitcoin Will Hit $1,000,000 Because of THIS (Bitcoin Halving Cycle Explained) - YouTube

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the Bitcoin having has been a catalyst
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for every Bull Run we've seen in the
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history of crypto knowing about the
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Bitcoin having and its historical effect
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on the crypto Market gives us Clues as
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to where we are in the current market
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cycle when the best time to invest is
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when to take profits and wear Market
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prizes I go from here my name is Ben and
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today I'm diving into the Bitcoin having
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what it is what it does how it affects
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the price let's get it
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the Bitcoin having is an event where the
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reward for mining Bitcoin is cut in half
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when the first Bitcoin was mine back in
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2009 the reward for solving a block was
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50 BTC there have been three having
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events since in 2012 the reward was
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halved to 25 BTC 2016 the reward was cut
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to 12.5 Bitcoin per block the most
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reason Bitcoin having took place on May
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11 2020 where the reward was reduced to
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6.25 Bitcoin to understand the having we
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first have to understand Bitcoin mining
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mining for Bitcoin is when people use
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computing power to process and validate
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transactions on the Bitcoin Network
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it's the basis for network security
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bitcoin's proof of work which means that
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miners are rewarded with Bitcoins for
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their work cost and Equipment required
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to process transactions when computers
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are mining Bitcoin they solve
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mathematical problems and confirm
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transactions these transactions are then
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added to a block which creates a chain
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of transactions this is what forms the
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backbone of a term we all know
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blockchain
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we don't know who Satoshi Nakamoto the
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founder of Bitcoin really is but we do
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know that this person or group of people
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programmed the having into the Bitcoin
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blockchain to regulate mining rewards
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and increase the asset scarcity over
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time
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these are complicated ideas first
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introduced by the Bitcoin Network and
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copied by many proof of work blockchains
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have emerged since nothing explains
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Mining and Bitcoin better the Bitcoin
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white paper itself which by the way is
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worth a read white paper explains that
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block rewards are the reason that anyone
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would want to become a node is miners
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are called in the white paper on the
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Bitcoin Network and that reason is
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financial rewards nodes help secure the
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network and put more coins into
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circulation the first transaction in a
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block is called the coinbase
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and this reward creates the incentive
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for nodes to support the network
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provides a way to initially distribute
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coins into circulation
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the document Compares gold miners using
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resources to add more gold to
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circulation to CPU time and electricity
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resources being used to get more Bitcoin
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into circulation
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since Bitcoin mining became the
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profitable industry it is today gpus or
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graphic processor units have replaced
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CPUs which now have been replaced Again
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by specialized chips called Asics which
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specialize in hash calculations
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first Bitcoins were mined by Satoshi
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Nakamoto on January 3rd 2009 using a
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personal computer solving a puzzle is a
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Brute Force effort in which
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computational device tries a computation
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over and over again until it finds the
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answer over time with increasing
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competition the difficulty of the
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algorithm increases in order to secure
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the network using a PC wasn't powerful
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enough So gpus eventually A6 became the
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norm we'll get into hash rate difficulty
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a little later make sure to go ahead and
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smash that like button and subscribe to
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the channel That helps get this crypto
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content out to more people keeps you in
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the know about crypto the white paper
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goes on to explain that since the
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rewards will decrease over time starting
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at 50 Bitcoin per block and halves every
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four years transaction fees are
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introduced as a secondary incentive to
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minors to make sure that the miners we
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rely on to validate and secure the
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network we'll have incentive to stay
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active on the network even once all 21
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million Bitcoin have been mined this
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will occur sometime in the year 2140.
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incentivizing miners to continue
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validating the network indefinitely
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hinges on the value of Bitcoin going up
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over time which is the trend we've seen
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for Bitcoin so far the first Bitcoin was
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traded in July 2010 the price of one BTC
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was .08 cents the price has gone
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parabolic since then reaching an
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all-time high this past November of 69
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044 February price trends continue over
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time validating the network for
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transaction fees will still be
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profitable even if the transaction fee
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average stays the same as it is now
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which is about 0.15 BTC per block
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the having was built into the network to
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increase scarcity and it also creates
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secondary benefit that increases the
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price of Bitcoin having the mining
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rewards creates new Buzz for the asset
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causes investors to get excited about
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investing in Bitcoin again
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the months average having are usually
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followed by bull runs where we see the
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price of Bitcoin and the broader crypto
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Market increased dramatically
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reducing the amount of new Bitcoin
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coming into circulation great scarcity
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which is the Cornerstone of supply and
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demand economics for the first having in
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November of 2012
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the price Rose from 11.50 to 270 dollars
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following the next having in July 2016
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price went from six hundred and fifty
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dollars to about twenty thousand dollars
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for Bitcoin by December 2017. in each
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case the price appreciated over twelve
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thousand percent and each time it took
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roughly twice as long to experience the
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same growth
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the third having started the most recent
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Bitcoin Bull Run in May of 2020 where by
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December the price had seen an over 300
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increase at the beginning of the year
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price started out at nine thousand six
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hundred dollars and so Heights of just
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under thirty thousand dollars 2021
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Bitcoin doubled in value to sixty four
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thousand dollars for Bitcoin but saw a
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massive drop later in 2021 the race most
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of the gains in that year
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another price jump in November of the
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same year when the price saw a new
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all-time high of 68 000 by January 2022
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the price had dropped back to thirty
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five thousand dollars again
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so whether we've seen the end of the
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Bull Run following the third having well
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that still remains to be seen some
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analysts believe that we are now in the
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bear Market While others believe there
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will be more upside for this bull cycle
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only time will tell if having Cuts minor
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rewards in half which decreases
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inflation and lowers the available
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Supply what are they having does not
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increase price demand will minors
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continue validating the network with
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have the incentive and no dramatic
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increase in the price in USD
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well safeguard for this has been
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programmed into the network a change and
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difficulty to get those mining rewards
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when the reward has been halved and the
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value of BTC doesn't increase the money
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difficulty is then reduced excuse Meyers
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incentivized because they can mine more
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Bitcoin shorter amount of time
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conversely mining difficulty increases
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when market conditions are bullish there
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are more folks trying to mine Bitcoin
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which means more competition
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so the rate of blocks being made needs
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to be maintained although the price of
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Bitcoin has historically seen major
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price crashes following the havings and
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their subsequent bull runs prices always
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settled higher than before the having
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event
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when the price of Bitcoin dropped from
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20K to 3 200 2017 to 2018 there's still
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much higher than the price before the
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having which was 650 bucks
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still the effect of the having for
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investors is different from the
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effectual miners for investors the
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having means increased prices and reduce
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Supply many people who've been in crypto
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for a long time see that having is a
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great entry point to get ahead of the
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market invest in Bitcoin and other
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cryptocurrencies after a long boring
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bear Market
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for minors the having means dimensional
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rewards making it more difficult to
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compete against larger mining operations
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have a better chance at solving a block
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after all mining is a competition where
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one Miner will win the full reward
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solving new block
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when large operations of miners come
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together in mining pools they share the
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reward for mining a new block making
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their profitability much higher giving
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them a greater chance it's all in the
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block the price increased the benefits
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investors also benefits minors though
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because when they do receive a reward
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it's value in dollars is higher of
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course
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it's possible that in the future the
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having and the competition that comes
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along with it can increase the
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probability of a 51 attack on the
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Bitcoin Network now if any one percent
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attack is when a group of people gains
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control over 50 percent of the
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blockchain's hash power Bad actors could
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then prevent transactions from getting
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confirmed and halting some or all the
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payments this will allow them to reverse
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transactions double spend coins
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that's why we do need havings to
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initiate price increases difficulty
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adjustments to increase and decrease
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rewards to keep a wide variety of minors
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incentivized to continue validating
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transactions and by securing the Bitcoin
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Network
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if the price of Bitcoin continues on an
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upper trajectory
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even the fees were validating the
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transactions on the Bitcoin network will
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be incentive enough to keep miners
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working in the industry and keep the
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Bitcoin Network secure
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so that's the scoop on the Bitcoin
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having so you learned a little bit more
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about what it is why it's been
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programmed into the Bitcoin Network and
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what it does for Bitcoin and blockchain
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and of course the prize of the very
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first crypto asset BTC that's all I got
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be blessed way out
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