What is meant by Bitcoin halving?
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Every 100,000 blocks or every 4 years, the amount of newly created Bitcoin is halved per block.
Whenever a miner can attach a valid new block to the blockchain, he is allowed to pay a certain amount of bitcoins and this is still halving at the Halvings until there is hardly any bitcoins for a new block and then the miners mainly earn with the transaction fees.
https://www.coinbase.com/de/learn/crypto-basics/what-is-a-bitcoin-halving