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Block 210,000 ↗
A smaller supply of new bitcoin
The next halving, the countdown, and what happened in previous cycles.
Estimated Block 1,050,000
Estimate uses a 10-minute block target. Mining pace changes the date.
Block snapshot · Block 970,510 ·
Actual block dates in UTC. The subsidy excludes transaction fees.
Daily USD observations, not the price at the exact halving block. Offsets are calendar days.
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| Halving | 30 days before | Halving day | 30 days after | 365 days after | 365-day change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H1 2012 | $10.69 | $12.50 | $13.51 | $965.00 | +7,620.0% |
| H2 2016 | $583.10 | $663.00 | $592.56 | $2,555.14 | +285.4% |
| H3 2020 | $6,873.24 | $8,754.46 | $9,775.15 | $55,883.50 | +538.3% |
| H4 2024 | $67,857.18 | $63,823.55 | $66,266.07 | $85,090.63 | +33.3% |
These are four historical examples. A halving changes issuance; it does not set the market price.
Daily price history: Blockchain.com · Our data and method
The next halving is scheduled for block 1,050,000. Its calendar date is an estimate based on the latest recorded height and the ten-minute block target.
At the next halving, the new-coin subsidy changes from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC per block. Miners can also collect transaction fees.
Block 840,000 was mined on 20 April 2024 in UTC. Some local time zones were still on 19 April. All dates on this page use UTC.