Topic: [2018-05-10] The Bitcoin to the Moon Refrain Grows Louder (Read 159 times)
I don't think anyone can take them seriously if they claim huge gains are imminent while being invested themselves. There is a reason why people disclose what they own.
These predictions are an utter joke. It wasn't all that long ago where the majority of these parties said that Bitcoin would need to revisit $4000 levels to make a strong bounce back up. Now the price has gone up the predictions have shifted towards the north.... I didn't take any of these predictions seriously back then and still don't do so right now. My personal prediction, and this was something that I had in mind even before the mad bull run of last year, is that the price will at least have touched the $50,000 level before the end of 2020. I can't say anything about how long that level will be maintained, or how much higher it will go up, but again, it should have at least touched it, that's what I aim for.
The main events I focused on, and they are hopefully all within range:
Funds backed by actual coin supply.
ETF's.
Lightning network.
Block halving.
The main events I focused on, and they are hopefully all within range:
Funds backed by actual coin supply.
ETF's.
Lightning network.
Block halving.
Fundstrat Global Advisors, the research firm known for its bullish Bitcoin bets, is at it again with the second forecast in a week leading up to one of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency conferences.
One Bitcoin could be worth around $36,000 by the end of 2019, Fundstrat’s Sam Doctor wrote in a report for clients Thursday, noting that the value of the top digital token could range from $20,000 to $64,000.
Read more https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-10/bitcoin-to-the-moon-refrain-grows-louder-as-enthusiasts-gather
One Bitcoin could be worth around $36,000 by the end of 2019, Fundstrat’s Sam Doctor wrote in a report for clients Thursday, noting that the value of the top digital token could range from $20,000 to $64,000.
Read more https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-10/bitcoin-to-the-moon-refrain-grows-louder-as-enthusiasts-gather
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