Everyone is focused on how to avoid losing money while crypto investing after the failure of FTX, the third-largest crypto exchange in the world. In my book, Cryptocurrency Risk Management: A guide for family wealth managers, I explore this topic in depth and provide a checklist of questions to ask of any asset manager selling a crypto investment or of yourself if you are managing your portfolio directly.
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Bitcoin halving is a predetermined event that occurs roughly every four years and reduces the number of new bitcoins created and released into circulation by 50%. This event is programmed into Bitcoin’s code and is an essential part of the cryptocurrency’s design. The purpose of the halving is to control the supply of bitcoins and prevent inflation, as the total number of bitcoins that can ever be created is limited to 21 million. Each halving brings the number of new Bitcoins released with each block reward closer to the total cap, making it increasingly difficult and expensive to create new coins. This event is widely anticipated by the Bitcoin community as it can have a significant impact on the price of Bitcoin.
Drop me your email at [email protected] and I’ll give you a Kindle version of the book when it is ready.
Drop me your email at [email protected] and I’ll give you a Kindle version of the book when it is ready.
