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It has been nearly four weeks since the third Bitcoin halving. Many investors expected that there would be a drastic price change by now. But the most we have seen from the crypto leader has been a rally to $10,100 and a drop to $9,200.

For much of the time, the digital asset has traded within the $9,300 to $9,800 range. After the halving, investors despite differing on whether prices would head up or down anticipated a long term price trend to set. One analyst has pointed out that this is still to be expected but is still a few more weeks away.

Looking at the 1st and the 2nd halving, Bitcoin is still weeks away from showing a real price effect following the halving, analyst Rekt explains.

In an earlier post, the analyst going by Twitter name Rekt noted that during the first halving, it took around 8 weeks before prices began matching the event. In that of the second halving, it took even longer reaching 12 weeks. So, will the May 11th halving take even longer?

While there is no way to be certain when prices may react, it’s clear that if Bitcoin is to follow this trend, it’s still weeks away from reflecting the halving.

Now the analyst is noting that Bitcoin is still consolidating as it has done following previous halvings. Recently we reported that Grayscale was accumulating more Bitcoin than is being mined which shows that unlike previous halvings where only retail investors were involved, even institutions want a piece of the third price action.

Historically, consolidation has been a predominant trend for BTC after each of its Halvings

And so far, things have been no different with Halving 3

Bitcoin's third Halving took place on May 11th

And $BTC has consolidated within a Flagging structure ever since…#Bitcoin https://t.co/4Ptt5pwx2p

If this prediction is valid, it means that the third halving effect will be the biggest yet and could trigger a rally to highs of over $14,000.

Whether miners are dumping or holding is critical in setting Bitcoin’s price. There was concern that they would be dumping post-halving, and for some time this seemed to be the case. But fresh data now shows that large miners have begun holding. This is a bullish sign for the short and long terms.

As Market leader Tuur Demeester noted, this is coupled with small miners exhausting their stash.

Healthy bitcoin miners are hodling, and struggling miners have little BTC left to sell. Bullish. https://t.co/MFjaILwLlL

With both investors and miners accumulating, this could trigger a price surge in the coming weeks to validate a post halving rally.

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