People were certainly disappointed the last time this happened :p

Of course it does, there isn't even anyone denying that it does. First of all it is a huge huge deal for miners, because it means they are making half of what they sued to make, and considering the difficulty level is high, we are talking about a lot of machines and a lot of expense, just to mine half of what they mined last week.

It means, unless the price starts to go up soon, they are not going to be happy about what they have, and I would agree with that, they would be right about that. I believe that we are going to end up with a much higher price, because they would need to sell higher, and that is why we are going to have a big impact on the price as well, that is just how it works if you look at the past history of halving.

nobody come say of Bitcoin regulation or increment because whatever thing they are saying concerning Bitcoin is based on their own understanding of the market of Bitcoin one thing I told people that they should do concentrate on is to know when to purchase Bitcoin and when not to purchase Bitcoin so therefore I believe that the Bitcoin investment have to do with understanding and basic research before they can invest on Bitcoin, but some persons doesn't make such research to know if they invest now in bitcoin can suicide or not.

The halving is huge. Its not some little adjustment - it fundamentally cuts Bitcoin's supply in half. Scarcity drives such wild price hikes after a halving. Economic basics: finite supply, consistent demand, price rises. This is how Bitcoin builds value over time. Bitcoin's halving is like this force. It initially lowers the price, but smart investors know that's prime purchasing time. This pattern is essential to Bitcoin's operation. Its built-in mechanism for long-term growth makes it unique. Indeed, halving has a huge impact. It controls market movements and determines Bitcoin's fate in this new economy.

I agree with you, the halving hasn't gotten much effect on the price at the moment, everything seems to be normal except for the mempool congestion. I believe most investors are just waiting the see the dust settle for them to take the next step.

Letting Bitcoin grow as it's growing should be the normal thing and not overburden yourself with uncertainty because of the halving that just occurred. Most investors understand how the market works and some are very calm with the situation of things, the ATH prediction will certainly come which will obviously take time and a lot of persons are looking towards $100k.

This will be the first real halving but due to the knowledge I have gather from the community, I am led to believe and understand that the halving is significant enough for everyone to step up their game and buy more coins. Due to the past records, it's believe that the price always goes up whenever it's the halving years and this has place a mentality on all Bitcoin investors to actually buy more coins during this period and people get encourage more to buy during this period because there is actually a nice price for those types of investors that are always scared of the DIP or bear season.

They aren't waiting for any dust to settle. Bitcoin halvings never worked any other way than they do now, meaning that they never caused a FOMO rally.
I don't get why some people expect halving to work like ETF approval because it never did and it never will. Bitcoin halving reduces the sell pressure from miners
There used to be 900 BTC mined every day and now it's only 450, so the supply pressure has been reduced from around 60 million USD to 30 million. That's the halving effect and for it to impact the price we'll have to probably wait a few months.

Bitcoin halving is one of the most discussed topic in the crypto space.Bitcoin halving is an event that tend to happen every 4 years after 210,000 blocks have been mined.After every halving event the price of Bitcoin increase (ATH),from the previous halvings that occurred the price of Bitcoin significantly increase.Miners are rewarded for validating the blockchain network and transaction fees.According to Vitalik Buterin-The main reason why this is done is to keep inflation under control. – Vitalik Buterin, creator of Ethereum.But with the expansion of the network and the growth of Bitcoin adoption, the need to reduce inflation and simultaneously prevent the rapid depletion of Bitcoin available for the mining came to the fore .

I don't blame the newcomers because they have never experienced a halving before, but the funny thing is that there are still some investors who have gone through a halving before and also expect the price to increase immediately when the halving is completed .

Not just the halving but with any event similar to  ETFs, everything takes time to create a positive impact for bitcoin. But many investors want everything to happen immediately, and what's even more ironic is that those people often claim that they don't see bitcoin as a get-rich-quick investment. LOL.

For me, still yes.
Even though currently, the impact of the Bitcoin halving is not that significant, in fact many people say that the price of Bitcoin has fallen since the halving occurred, and this is true. However, the impact of the Bitcoin halving usually won't be felt immediately, right? What this means is that the Bitcoin market still needs time and conditions in which BTC will really experience a significant bullish era with a fairly skyrocketing rate of increase.

And in the end it can reach and exceed the new ATH. But here, sometimes that's not enough, it can easily happen because there are so many conditions that influence the market. And this is one of them. That is actually a very extraordinary thing, which makes us have to remain persistent and patient.

But what is certain is that I personally am very confident that we will be able to get and feel the impact of this halving in the next few months, that is the cycle of Bitcoin. we have to be patient to follow it.