Use this one  

• https://bitcoin.zorinaq.com/price/
• It has price data since 5th October 2009. The best one I know.

If you want more sites which are worse than the above one, with less data.

• Services Providing a Complete History of BTC Prices

If you think like this, you are probably one of the weaker hands who only buys because of fomo or when BTC's price starts rising, nobody is trying to 'trap' you or any such thing, buying BTC can never be a trap, except you are a short term investor who might not be happy with short term price dumps. Don't buy because of only the fear of missing out and you'll not be affected by price manipulations, buy BTC easier with dca and look at the longer term returns.

Doing careful analysis before investing is actually a good thing, but if you have a long-term investment intention and your goal is only to sell bitcoin when it hits a new ATH, now is the right time for investment. We all know bitcoin is unpredictable, based on technical analysis or history...for reference only, we should not trust it completely, there is no guarantee it will happen. I recommend you buy now and use the DCA strategy, that way you won't miss anything even if the market goes up or down more.

That's a bad assumption, and most of the answers to OP's question are nonsense because the question itself is silly.  Either the halving has already been priced in or there's going to be a random reaction to it just based on speculation by traders who are trying to guess what the other guy is going to do.

You've seen halvings with other coins before, right?  Just because a block reward is decreased doesn't mean there's going to be an increase in price--not with an asset like bitcoin or any other coin where price is determined solely by supply and demand (and since supply is always known, the price is influenced far more by demand).  I remember the Ravencoin halving, for instance, where everyone was expecting RVN to explode....and it didn't.

There's no right time to buy any cryptocurrency in anticipation of a halving event.  If anyone tries to convince you there is, run away.  Flee from that person and heed his advice nevermore, because there's no good answer to a ridiculous question like this.

I agree with the previous comments that the OP does not seem to have the right mindset. The right time depends on your personal situation, why and what you are going to buy bitcoin for. If you are doing it for the right reasons, for long term holding and with money you can afford not to use for years, the best time is now.


That's it. It seems to me that the OP is trying to time the market. From guessing the low now to trying to guess the highest high of the cycle post-halving to sell, and those who play that game usually get scalded.

No one is trying to trap anybody, the manipulation was already a success, the SEC action was to come into agreement with Binance for the exchange to keep working for US citizens, and their major game was to approve ETF, I strongly believe that approving ETF means that the government are now in crypto themselves, there is nowhere to run or hide from the government now, and only Bitcoin is free of this mess.

You should have started buying your Bitcoin Last year when Bitcoin first dumped so hard, we have tasted some new lows since last year into 2023 around 15,000$ to 17,000$, it takes a very smart person to use the fear of dumps to build their next crypto portfolio, it's the best opportunity in crypto that every smart investor should grab.

If it is Bitcoin, now is still a good time to buy it, although you can wait for another correction. But that will be a time that we will never know because the movement of Bitcoin nowadays has become difficult to track.

We can only buy little by little and try to collect more Bitcoins. The current price still makes sense to buy, considering the price of Bitcoin can increase from this year until after the halving. So you should take this opportunity to buy more Bitcoins.

But if you are short minded to take the opportunity to buy low and sell high, that's also okay because it all depends on what you want. But for long term investors, they don't go that way because they believe Bitcoin will reach its next peak price and that is the time to make big profits.

As we all know, there's no such way an investor could know the best time to invest on every event tgat is being anticipated such as bullrun. I'd say invest no matter what price it is as long as it is below the previous ATH, and should also be an amount you can endure seeing whenever there would be a dump in the market. The market price won't continuously and consistently increase therefore we should always expect for a dump to happeb randomly or anytime. Waiting for its price to go down that much might either be a waste of time or the best thing to do. The market is unpredictable and waiting for its lowest might make you left with nothing if incase a sudden pump occurs.

If you believe in the events or trails that bitcoin will repeat, you shouldn't care about when is the right time to buy bitcoins. And you would buy it as long as the bitcoin price is below ATH, and even better if you buy it below 50% of ATH and hold it for the long term to achieve what you believe to be a bitcoin event or trail.
and what you should know is that bitcoin is not easy to predict because decreases and increases in bitcoin prices can occur due to various factors that we have never known before, and this must be anticipated because even if there is an increase sometimes it may not happen as expected.
And for me investing in bitcoin by investing long-term is the best choice and just waiting for the price to meet expectations with patience and strong faith, and always take advantage of free time to collect bitcoins or carry out the DCA strategy and sell it back if the price has reached your expectations.