The Bitcoin rally has everyone buzzing🐝, with prices recently touching the critical $100,000💰 mark before pulling back. But the real question isn’t whether Bitcoin can reach $100K again—it’s whether this milestone is just the start of an even bigger run. Let’s break it down: 
1️⃣ ETF Inflows Are Setting Records
November is shaping up to be historic, with U.S. Bitcoin ETFs like BlackRock’s and Fidelity’s pulling in a staggering $62 billion so far, accordi...

Last Friday, Bitcoin briefly surged to $99,800, just a step away from the psychological $100K milestone. Watching the market closely, I was convinced the U.S. market’s opening would push it over the top. Instead, $99,800 was the recent peak, and this week started with a sharp decline.
I’ve been exploring various opinions on why Bitcoin has dropped, when it might break $100K, how high this bull market could go, and potential strategies. Here’s a quick ...

– Wall Street investment research firm Fundstrat believes that bitcoin will triple in value this year, rising to0.15 million US dollars
– Senior investor (Mark Mobius)Mobius told CNBC that Bitcoin may reach by the end of the year0.06 million US dollars
– Cryptocurrency mining companiesChief economist Youwei Yang of Bit Mining believes that the trading price of Bitcoin in 2024 will be in0.025 million to 0.075 million US dollarsBy 2025, between $0.045 million and $0.13 millionLeft and right.
– CoinSharesResearch director James Butterfill stated that under the promotion of a bitcoin ETF, the investor base for cryptos is expected to expand, estimating a 20% increase in assets under management may push the bitcoin price to $80,000。
– Professor of Finance at the University of Sussex. (Carol Alexander) told CNBC that the price of bitcoin trading is expected to be between $40,000 and $55,000 in the first quarter of 2024, after which etfs will be approved, and the price of bitcoin will rise.0.07 million US dollars, reaching a historical high.
How much do you guys think it will rise?