The Bitcoin network secures more than $1.4 trillion in value. That’s slightly less than the Taiwan Stock Exchange and slightly more than the market cap of Meta. Financial giants such as BlackRock and Fidelity recently launched exchange-traded funds (ETFs) so that everyday investors could add Bitcoin to their portfolios.
And in less than a week, this trillion-dollar juggernaut will undergo a routine — yet major — scheduled upgrade known as the halving, which in the past has fueled a massive rise in the price of Bitcoin, enriching those who hold it.
Could it happen again? There are reasons to be bullish.
