Bitcoin’s 2028 halving puts liquidity easing and scarcity in focus

Easier liquidity within a year of Bitcoin’s 2028 halving could coincide with renewed attention to its limited supply, creating supportive market conditions. The argument centers on longer-term money supply growth despite near-term monetary tightening. In a November 12 interview on CoinDesk’s X account, Joe Burnett, VP of Bitcoin Strategy at Strive, outlined how those forces could converge as the next halving approaches. His assessment depended on liquidity conditions shifting from tightening toward easing. Burnett attributed Bitcoin’s subdued performance to tighter monetary conditions and competition for capital from AI investments. He said Bitcoin had traded near $69,000 at its November 2021 peak and was around $71,000–$72,000 at the time of the interview, leaving its return over five years close to 0%.

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