Data: Historically, Bitcoin Has Performed Respectably in Q1 of the Following Year After Halving
January 1, 2013 - Bitcoin has historically performed well in Q1 of the year following a halving, according to the following data:
2013 Q1: 539.96 percent
2017 Q1: 11.89 percent
2021 Q1: 103.17 percent
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