
Bitcoin traders shrug off 'halving' to focus on broader market risks
LONDON, April 22 (Reuters) - Bitcoin's so-called halving event has had little impact on its price so far, with industry insiders on Monday saying the cryptocurrency's fortunes were more closely tied to broader financial market sentiment and geopolitics. Bitcoin enthusiasts had eagerly waited for the "halving" - a change to the cryptocurrency's underlying technology that happened around 0014 GMT on Saturday and is designed to cut the rate at which new bitcoins are created. The change takes place every four years and some crypto fans pointed to price gains in the aftermath of previous halvings as a sign that bitcoin…








