Co-founder of CoinMetrics: Internal features like access to company investors are driving this bull market.

According to Bloomberg News, Coin Metrics co-founder Nic Carter said in an interview that he does not believe the halving has a positive effect on the price of Bitcoin. Carter said the event was very predictable, and the impact of Bitcoin's halving was linked to price, as people knew Bitcoin's delivery timeframe from day one. According to Nic Carter, there are many insiders working in the Bitcoin market today. In 2017, in a cattle market, it was difficult for the home business to acquire such assets because these tools were not yet available. However, the crypto industry is now mature enough to accommodate capital and provide financial restructuring, allowing large investors to safely distribute large sums of money over assets. In 2017, Bitcoin was traded as an asset and has become an asset for ICOs. This includes viewing more than just altcoins. Not today, because retailers and businesses are looking at Bitcoin from a long-term perspective and seeing it as just another commodity.