Halving
Protocol
Scheduled reduction of block rewards to control issuance.
Halving is a scheduled event that cuts block rewards, which slows new supply. It changes miner revenue and often drives discussion about scarcity and security budgets.
Frequently asked questions
Which networks use halving?
Bitcoin is the most known. Other chains may use similar schedules or different issuance models.Does halving guarantee price increases?
No. It changes supply, but price depends on demand and broader market conditions.How does halving affect miners?
Revenue per block drops, which can push out inefficient miners and change network dynamics.