Bitcoin's new supply halves roughly every four years, and its history is a series of deep drawdowns and recoveries around that clock. This topic gathers the halvinghalvingThe protocol event, about every four years, that cuts the new-bitcoin block reward in half. The next drops it to 1.5625 BTC.See it on the site → countdown, drawdown depth and duration, and what holding through past cycles actually returned.
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The hub: where Bitcoin's price sits against its own trend and history.
The four-year issuance clock, drawdowns and what holding through them looked like.
The machines securing the chain: how much computing they run, how hard mining is, and what they earn.
The bridge: the electricity behind mining, and the oil, gas and power shocks that tie Bitcoin to macro.
Conflicts, sanctions and state moves that spill into money and energy.
Laws, regulators and strategic-reserve bills, country by country and state by state.
Rates, the dollar, inflation and liquidity: the tide every asset swims in.