Bitcoin is actually trading at $9,500—not $9,700.

In any case, we can't say that this growth can be attributed to the halving, since Bitcoin has already been on a dramatic uptrend since at least mid-March (after getting half of its value slashed as a result of the COVID19 pandemic).

Correlation doesn't equal causation, any logical trader will realize that the halving is simply incidental at this point, it will take some time until the reduced mintage has a knock-on effect on the price action of Bitcoin. (If ever).

It is good to see that amid the crisis Bitcoin resistance is still rallying strong. From almost $10k a week before halving, then it drops at $8,700 during halving, and bounce back to $9,500 at this time. Felt that was a normal scheme at this time.

10%, 20% increase isn't impressive but if we could see it at 50%, people will absolutely think about Bullrun and that is what they wanted to see.
To see the impact of the pandemic in crypto, I have to say that Covid-19 is a big factor that helps the economic growth of Bitcoin during halving.

We have seen some minor correction in the last 24 hours, might be attributed to the 50 BTC that has been moved. Anyhow, the point is that post-halving, we have this kind of momentum that's why we didn't see a dump right after. So it's very different scenario as compare to 2016 halving. And maybe some miners opted out because of profitability and cost. But I'm sure we can continue to grow in the next coming months and hit $10k and continue this mini bull run after halving.

I wasn't expecting it will be bullish after the halving TBH, but the price did really well, bitcoin was trading at $9500 now which I think is good considering price should have dump after the hype as like what we usually see in the past.

Some says the effect of the halving will be by next year, so I if that is what is going to happen, then we cannot expect a new ATH this year.


But then, it's just a prediction, anyone can make and analyze on their own but we cannot deny the fact that bitcoin will always remain unpredictable and just when people expect a dump, sometimes an opposite will happen.

Don't put all your good thoughts in this position mate because remember that there are some issues of manipulations in this market so
there may some dealings with the whales to let people feel the effect of halving and let them invest and after that they will dump the
 price so easy bagging of money again and this is happening for several times this year and last year so
 be aware and don't just put eggs in the bag.
Last halving of 2016 this almost same scenario that after halving the movement of prices is just moving to slow but when 2017 comes?
the market starts greening and finally Hit the highest Market capitalization ever and also the highest bitcoin price recorded.though
 bad things are also there to ruin the reputation of crypto so by all means invest with the amount
 you can afford fo lose thats the safest you can have.

I think the value slash was just a knock on effect from the traditional markets panic, which yes, was triggered by the COVID announcement from WHO, but the wounds were there for a long time already. WHO just ripped off the bandages and exposed how bad it was.

What isn't incidental from halving is miners dropping off, which we all expected, and difficult dropping, also expected. Now we wait to see if miners really going to sit and hoard.

So, basicly there is no.significant growth caused by halving.
This percentage isn't much and I'm not so sure that this 16% rise is actually the direct consequence of halving because even before that the price was slightly rising.
We'll see what happens next but I don't expect some big post halving impact and price will probably stay in current range.

It's difficult to attribute the rise to halving. COVID-19 casts a huge shadow over the markets at the moment. We had that huge initial drop, and we've been on a slow but steady recovery since that first market shock. I'm not convinced that we can argue that recent price rises are due to halving. It's not the most important price driver at the moment.

The price doesn't seem to have a huge impact on the price (other than the drop hours after halving). Remember, Bitcoin was already trading at ~$10000 before the covid19 pandemic. If anything, the gradual increase in prices in the recent weeks is just an indication of Bitcoin making the recovery to it's pre-pandemic prices. In addition, the price was already at an upward trajectory prior to the halving, halving doesn't seem to have too much of an impact on the price, at least as of yet.

To be honest, Halving didn't effect much on bitcoin price and we had encountered little dump exactly before Halving. Most probably its happen due to current pandemic. But we have seen bump after Halving, but these price isn't countable since bitcoin always showing same volatility. Its seems bitcoin failed to break $10K zone multiple times which is most important zone to consider another bull run. Currently price trend isn't seems to bull and we have seen sudden dump right now. I am not expecting any bulls before overcome covid-19.

Seems to me unrealistic expectations, how you expect that since Halving already done? And look at on price trend, this is just normal behaviour of bitcoin, nothing else.