Bitcoin reached the $100,000 mark significantly earlier than forecasted, prompting questions about its further growth potential. At the time of publication, Bitcoin is once again trading above $100,000 following a 5% increase on December 11, 2024, setting a new all-time high (ATH) at $93,483. Year-to-date gains stand at 140%.
Robert Kiyosaki: $500,000 The bestselling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad bases his forecast on AI-driven analyses and a belief in Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat currency instability.
Fundstrat (Tom Lee): $250,000 The co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors bases his forecast on growing institutional interest and the positive impact of regulatory developments in the United States. “If BTC breaks through $100,000, I expect a scramble for available supply,” Lee comments.
Standard Chartered: $200,000 The bank’s analysts identify the introduction of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as a catalyst for increased accessibility and appeal among retail investors.
Bitwise: $200,000–$500,000 The firm forecasts that Bitcoin will surpass $200,000, with potential to reach $500,000 under favorable conditions. “Until Bitcoin hits $500,000, it’s still early,” analysts comment.
AllianceBernstein: $200,000 The forecast is based on increasing institutional adoption and the impact of Bitcoin halving on supply dynamics.
VanEck: $160,000 The firm identifies mid-2025 as the target timeframe, based on analysis of the Altcoin Season Index and institutional demand.
Most experts point to the $200,000 level as a consensus forecast, while Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Capital offers a more conservative projection of $150,000.
Cryptocurrency asset prices are significantly more susceptible to sharp fluctuations than traditional financial instruments. High price volatility may result in sudden losses and unpredictable outcomes. Trading in crypto assets involves a substantial risk of capital loss.
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