You can talk about it and think you are doing education course that is good, I agree but the point is almost nobody care about it. They will care mostly about chance to get profit, quickly if possible and it's reason news about halving, less future supply will be used more around the halving and a big bull run. People need reason to be greed, then halving news will be used for it.

Psychology is key, and people react emotionally in the market, that is how a crowd react. Like in a bear market, you can call "Buy buy buy" many times and inform that they are given very good prices for accumulation, but when their psychology is negative and pessimistic, they don't care about your valuable calls. They will regret in future bull market but most of people hardly change themselves in a next market cycle. Who can change themselves from experience and past lessons, past wasted opportunities will get profit in future.

This indeed serves as a reminder to many because if we are not close to a halving event, it's hard for you to see people talk about the event, either because they were never aware of it or they might be thinking the era for halving is gone. It's only when we are close or something drags it out that the trend that many can still recall about halving.

There are things you need to experience first hand to better understand it or feel its impact. I think those that are at the end of the just concluded halving are the miners. The rest of us were looking up to it for the bullrun and even at this time, we still haven’t been able to establish that yet but then, we just know the halving has come and has gone meanwhile, the miners are the ones getting half of their block rewards but, sure have it’s value increased and that’s where we are benefit. If you were holding anyways.

You can think it as the earlier the better,  although I totally understand the contest of what you are trying to say because one need to end before we talk about the other. Handling or focusing on two things at once can only lead to unsettled mind and although the case is quite different here but atleast you are sure of what am talking about. The bull run is with us and soon a new ATH will be achieved and all the fuzz now is about people stockpiling some cash so they can make even the minimum profits.

You don't have to apologize for things like that, because unless you're a merit source or one of the members who gets a lot of them, it's hard to always have sMerits for every good post you read.

As for the halving, believe me, there are hundreds of topics about it on the forum (directly and indirectly), but such topics are usually relevant a few months before the halving happens, and a few months after. It is important that people understand the technical aspect of this event, because over the years I have read some interpretations of the same as an event in which the amount of BTC decreases by 50% - but not the one that is being mined, but the one that has already been mined - which is of course absurd.

Anyway, time flies and 2028 will come very quickly - I remember my first halving in 2016 as if it was 1-2 years ago.

I Joined this forum just a few days before the last halving and didn’t pay much attention to the news and hype about the halving, even though I read stories about it almost everywhere. Maybe it’s because I didn’t prepare for the halving and just stumbled on it.

This time around, I want to enjoy the next halving coming up in 2028. Now my question is: how exactly should I and others who are just joining the forum prepare for this forthcoming halving?

There is nothing serious about bitcoin halving most especially if you’re not a miner, as probably a bitcoin investor you can as well stay position to invest more into bitcoin, because the halving actually cuts into half the reward of mining on block and that significantly means there is going to a reduction in supply and as the adoption rate is going higher the demand will be very high and that in turn mean an increase in bitcoin price.

The price of bitcoin after halving usually increase base on historical record and I believe it should be same way, so the price before every halving is seen as a bargain price for bitcoin if you’re investing. So there is nothing special happening and don’t fall for tricks like giveaway, secure your wallet and invest more into bitcoin if you’re capable

There is no doubt that a wealth of information about BTC can be found on the internet, the only question now is how much of the content has been translated into local languages, given that so many people have no (or very little) understanding of English. If we add to this that some technical terms are difficult to understand even for those who know English well, then perhaps many people have difficulty understanding some things.

Of course, I dare say that most people don't really care about such things, they're just interested in when it's best to buy and when they should sell. Some will have luck with it, but if you don't understand the basics, then the chances are high that something will go wrong. By this I mean that many people become victims of phishing, fake wallets, malware clipboards or simply panic and sell at a loss.

Hopefully with every BTC halving, the BTC price doubles. At least, that's the expectation.
But history shown us that halving doesn't really do much immediately, only few months after we see a surge of price. Still, can't wait for it to happen. We might reach $1m per BTC then (fingers crossed)

I can suggest you another resource where halvings of many coins are listed
https://miningpoolstats.stream/calendar
3 years is still a very long wait, but you can study information about other coins that are also mined.
Litecoin (LTC) will have its halving a little earlier, but it is often forgotten. It is a variation of Bitcoin with a shorter block time.