Topic: $10,000 per Bitcoin ??? - page 7. (Read 13138 times)

I agree with. $ 100ku will probably never happen, even $ 5,000 is already a maximum price that will be owned by bitcoin

The 10k for the bitcoin will never happen, I think its too much for the bitcoin and its also the fact that it first needs to proof itself(the bitcoin) if it does that there is maybe a chance.
I think it will more likely that it will hit the 5k as a maximum.

Yeah, It seem that $2500 is impossible to acieve, and really it is harder to achieve In this year, but we have to support our coins to reach that much value and have to sell our coins at high value.

$3K at the end of this year doesn't make sense either. We must be happy if we're hovering between $500-$600 after the block halving.

Yes, agree with you as I wish that it happens, and I will not sell my bitcoins at any cost the whole year, I wish that everyone hold their coins till the end of this year so that we all are benefitted with the price increases.

Yes, at this year we will see that much price, as now we are three months away from the halving and we saw the price rising from $350 to $460 within a month and in the next week I think it will reach to $500, so at the time of halving it will cross $1000, and if the demand continued and people did not throw their coins to the market then we will see it at $2500.

Sure it would be perfect for most of us if the price comes to a 5 digit figure. Many will be rich, very rich. But it's not realistic and thus i don't expect it too happen.

Sounds legit altough I would say end of this year 550 and 3k as a max.
Figures like 10k make no sense and believe me it will not happen. Not today and not in 20 years.

Anything over  600 is not serious for the short term.
Anything over 4k is not serious for the long term.

If you take that in account you won't get dissapointed because bitcoin is not performing...

that would be a more stable rise rather than a sudden bump and then major drop leading to majority be losers or even bankrupt.
big rise could be a sign of trap, you should understand.

We do not need a big pump to let the price be $10,000. It just needs to rise 40% a year for 10 years.

it's less than 2 orders of magnitude away, it's not like we never saw jumps like that before.

it can easily be reached within a decade, and i honestly wouldn't be surprised if it would be reached within one year.

in fact 2 orders of magnitude in a decade is really slow considering bitcoin has a long way to go still.

Nah i don't see it happening, it's too far away from where we are now. Maybe a 4k price in a decade but not anything close to 10k.

$5000 is a great number for Bitcoin, so that's not bad at all. At this point no one knows what the ultimate high will be. Some believe it will go to $100,000 and others think it will peak at $10,000. I personally don't think about anything higher than $1000. My target now is $500 and then $600.

of course it will come, and the price will be even way more higher in my opinion because the price will have a lot of potential because of the people trying to buy as much bitcoins as possible

i think that maximum price will be something like 300 thousand dollars per bitcoin in the future and we will surely see a big increase in price in the near future in my opinion and we will make some good profit

That day will never come, maximum value it can achieve is 5000 not more then that and that is also an belief nothing sure whether it can achieve it or not.

I think that price is not unrealistic, as if the demand and adopters increased to a great value then there is a chance that bitcoin increase to $10,000, but it will take some more time I think in the coming ten years there will be a chance for that to happen.

Even $2,500 is a slightly more optimistic prediction in my opinion. Anything between $700 and $1,200 seems more likely to happen after the halving, assuming the market continues to act bullish and drive the price upwards.

It is simply binary, people, almost nothing or a lot.
How much is a lot?

Gil Luria suggests that bitcoin is a new uncorrelated asset class.
the key words here are "uncorrelated" and "asset class"
Uncorrelated means that Wall street can use it to hedge their other investments using bitcoin, assuming fairly confidently that bitcoins price will not go up and down in sync with stocks, bonds or real estate. The problem right now is the other three DO correlate.

asset class means potentially trillions in value. There is NO point of being a miniscule asset class, because it would be too small for wealthy to allocate anything significant toward it.

Among asset classes, gold (plus other metals) is probably the smallest with 8 tril in value (stocks, bonds and RE are in tens of trillions in value).

Just for the sake of argument, assume that even 1/10 of one current asset class is enough to still belong to the asset class category.
This gives you ~800bil, so crypto would have AT LEAST 800bil.
As a leader of crypto, bitcoin (most likely) will have at least 70% total value, which brings it to 560 bil minimal value (at some point).
If some other crypto overcomes bitcoin, then it will have similar value.

therefore, here is my prediction: crypto value total-either close to zero (unlikely) or 800bil
Bitcoin (most likely, but could be ethereum or something else entirely)-560bil or $26666/bitcoin.
if it is too specific, then $20-40K. Timeframe is unknown, of course, but should not be more than 20-30 years.

$ 10 000 by the end of this year, can't happen, but we may see prices of $ 2,500, why not