Binance announced that the number of remaining blocks for the next halving on the Bitcoin network has dropped below 100 thousand. According to OKLink data, there are 93,638 blocks until the next halving on the network.
The halving calendar becomes clear
In Bitcoin, halving occurs every 210 thousand blocks and the block reward miners receive decreases by 50 percent in this process. Current calculations indicate that the next halving could occur around April 12, 2028.
This threshold indicates that the Bitcoin network has passed an important stage in its cycle after the last halving. While new BTC production is gradually slowing down due to the supply program, the remaining export amount has decreased to a limited level.
In its post on its official X account, Binance announced that the number of blocks remaining in the next Bitcoin halving has fallen below 100 thousand.
Most of the supply is in circulation
The circulating supply of Bitcoin stands at 20.05 million BTC. This amount corresponds to 95.47 percent of the maximum supply limited to 21 million BTC. Accordingly, the amount of Bitcoin to be produced in the next 100 years is calculated as only 950 thousand BTC.
Analysts predict that the last Bitcoin could be mined around 2140. Bitcoin stands out as a network that works with a fixed supply model and whose new production is determined at the code level.
Price performance lags previous cycles
Bitcoin has lost approximately 3.1 percent in value since the last halving in April 2024. The price dropped from around $64,000 to below $62,000 during this period. After reaching an all-time high of nearly $126,000 in October 2025, the asset has fallen more than 51 percent from that peak following months of selling pressure.
Market observers note that Bitcoin has performed weaker in the post-halving period compared to previous cycles. The price fell to $57,717 on July 1 as corporate exits weighed on risk appetite.
Analysts point out that in the post-halving period, Bitcoin tends to lower returns compared to previous cycles.
Response reception came with macro data
In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin increased by 5.22 percent to $61,715. Purchases also took the lead in the entire cryptocurrency market.
Thursday’s recovery was driven by employment data from the US falling below expectations. Non-farm employment in June increased by 57 thousand in seasonally adjusted terms. This data was below the 129 thousand increase in May and the Dow Jones expectation of 115 thousand. The data strengthened expectations that the US Federal Reserve may remain more cautious about increasing interest rates.
