Bitcoin's Predictable Halvings Could Make It a Superior Store of Value to Gold, Says Cathie Wood
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Cathie Wood says Bitcoin's supply growth rate will drop below gold's after the 2024 halving, making it a better store of value.
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Bitcoin's supply is hardcoded to grow slowly and predictably, with mining rewards cut in half every 4 years.
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Past Bitcoin halvings have preceded sharp price increases as mining rewards drop but mining remains essential.
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If demand holds steady, predictable halvings lead to higher prices, giving Bitcoin stability akin to gold.
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Bitcoin faces challenges like regulation, but scheduled halvings continue regardless, underpinning value or ending Bitcoin.