For the first time since December 2021, Bitcoin has surpassed the $50,000 mark, showcasing an impressive growth of more than 15% over the last week and confirming our predictions about its upward trend.

According to Coinbase, the leading digital asset by market capitalization reached a significant milestone of $50,000 at 11 AM Eastern Time (5:00 PM Central European Time) on Monday, marking its highest value since the end of 2021. This growth was particularly notable, considering that just a year ago, Bitcoin was valued at less than $22,000. Over the last month, the asset has shown an increase of 16%, indicating its steady recovery and growing interest from investors. Based on the analysis of onchain data, Bitcoin is likely preparing for significant growth in anticipation of the halving - an event that will cut the mining reward in half from April this year, reducing payouts from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC. This anticipated reduction, traditionally serving as a catalyst for increasing value, underscores Bitcoin's potential for further growth in the near future.

Our analysis and forecasts, based on a thorough examination of market trends and onchain data, are confirmed by Bitcoin's current achievements, highlighting its appeal as an investment asset and its importance to the cryptocurrency market as a whole.