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The halving event effectively reduced the Bitcoin block reward from 6.25 $BTC to 3.125 $BTC, exacerbating competition among transactions on 20 April.

The geopolitical tensions escalating in the Middle East are thought to be a significant factor contributing to Bitcoin’s instability.

The halving, by reducing the rate at which new Bitcoins are generated, emphasises scarcity and has historically been a precursor to price volatility and rallies.

As Bitcoin has crashed from its all-time high, analysts have drawn parallels to previous halving trends.

This surge has elevated Bitcoin's market capitalisation beyond $1.4 trillion, surpassing Silver to become the eighth-largest asset globally.

This surge in mining revenue coincided with Bitcoin's price reaching an all-time high.

The market cap of Bitcoin has now surpassed $1.4 trillion, overtaking silver and positioning itself as the eighth largest asset globally.

The kimchi premium is at a 27-month high, giving crypto investors a unique arbitrage opportunity.

Bitcoin's value has already surged in the European morning hours, closely approaching its all-time high of $69,000 recorded in November 2021.

Currently, Bitcoin trades above $62,000, with its market capitalisation soaring to $1.240 trillion, securing its position among the top ten largest financial assets globally.