Bitcoin Now Over Halfway To Next Halving—How Many Blocks Are Left?

Bitcoin has crossed the ~945,000-block milestone and is now over halfway to the next network halving at block height 1,050,000. The fifth halving—expected around November 2028—will cut the miner block subsidy from the current 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC, reducing new supply issuance and increasing reliance on transaction fees. The article notes miners’ revenue pressure as subsidies decline and highlights the halving’s structural scarcity implications for Bitcoin. At the time of writing BTC was trading around $76,800, up over 3% in the past seven days. The piece is informational, outlining the countdown and potential long-term market impact rather than making a specific price forecast.