Experienced bitcoin investors know that since that largest cryptocurrency debuted almost 17 years ago, it's often moved in four-year cycles centering on halvings. Those events reduce the number of rewards accrued by miners. Market participants who aren't yet involved with bitcoin or ETFs like the Coinshares Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund (BRRR) can examine the cycle's history. They'll find the digital asset typically surges in the months immediately following the halving on its way to new highs before it succumbs to ...