With time before the third Bitcoin halving event running out, interest in the search term “Bitcoin halving” has never been greater. Google Trends shows the number of searches for the term has been growing throughout April.
That said, the data show that Google interest in Bitcoin itself is nowhere near levels that took the price to its all-time high. This suggests that many of the investors that pushed prices just shy of $20,000 in late-2017 are still not paying attention.
Google Searches for ‘Bitcoin Halving’ Dwarf Those from BTC’s Last Supply Adjustment
As BeInCrypto has reported many times before, the third Bitcoin halving to date is set to take place next month. Cryptocurrency exchange Binance estimates the event will occur at some point on May 11.

Google Interest in ‘Bitcoin’ Shows Masses Still Not Interested
Despite the clear growth in interest in the Bitcoin halving, Google searches for simply the term ‘Bitcoin’ remain way below what they were at the prior all-time high. This suggests that those investors behind the 2017 buying mania are still not paying attention to Bitcoin in the numbers they have been known to previously.
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Rick D.
A former professional gambler, Rick first found Bitcoin in 2013 whilst researching alternative payment methods to use at online casinos. After transitioning to writing full-time in 2016, he put a growing passion for Bitcoin to work for him. He has since written for a number of digital asset publications.
A former professional gambler, Rick first found Bitcoin in 2013 whilst researching alternative payment methods to use at online casinos. After transitioning to writing full-time in 2016, he put a growing passion for Bitcoin to work for him. He has since written for a number of digital asset publications.
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