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Halving

Bitcoin halving countdown

The next halving is expected around 12 Apr 2028 at block 1’050’000: the new bitcoin per block then fall from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC.

Time until the next halving 515Days20Hours21Minutes37Seconds Estimated at one block every 10 minutes, the network's target. Blocks come a little faster or slower, so the moment moves by hours or days.
Blocks in this halving epoch 135’717 of 210’000 blocksHalving at block 840’00074’283 to go to block 1’050’000 Epoch progress 64.63 %
Next halving12 Apr 2028Until the halving: 515 days
Last halving20 Apr 2024at block 840’000
Halving epoch5Blocks 840’000 to 1’049’999
Current block height975’717Halving at block: 1’050’000 · Blocks left: 74’283
Block reward today3.125 BTCNew bitcoin per block, plus the fees
Block reward after the halving1.5625 BTCHalf of today's

Bitcoin in existence

Every block adds its reward to the bitcoin in existence, so the supply grows ever more slowly towards 21 million. The last new bitcoin will be mined around 2140.

Circulating supply20’111’619 BTC95.770 % of 21 million mined21 million
Share of 21 million95.770 %
Bitcoin still to be mined888’381 BTCOver the next 100 or so years
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Every halving

Each epoch lasts 210’000 blocks, about four years. The current one is marked; the next one's date is an estimate.

EpochFrom blockBeganReward per blockNew bitcoin in the epoch
103 Jan 200950 BTC10’500’000 BTC
2210’00028 Nov 201225 BTC5’250’000 BTC
3420’0009 Jul 201612.5 BTC2’625’000 BTC
4630’00011 May 20206.25 BTC1’312’500 BTC
5840’00020 Apr 20243.125 BTC656’250 BTC
61’050’000≈ 12 Apr 20281.5625 BTC328’125 BTC

Every 210’000 blocks the new bitcoin per block halves. Block height from mempool.space; the days and date assume one block every 10 minutes, the network's target. The last halving's date is the time of its block. Figures refresh every minute while the page is open.

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