Topic: are you expecting Bitcoin to hit $400,000 after the bull run. - page 2. (Read 694 times)

It is not possible to predict the price of Bitcoin because Bitcoin can move to any price at any time. Last week Bitcoin moved near 64 thousand but today Bitcoin is hovering above 72 thousand dollars. So at any time in 2025, no one can set a limit on the amount of bitcoin that can move to any ATH position. But reaching $400,000 is not as easy as we can easily predict.

I want to stay optimistic about $100k or at most, $150k, and I don't want to have unrealistic expectations from Bitcoin and the market. For it to reach $400k, we will need a lot of investors and a lot of money flowing into the market, the first quarter of 2025 is barely a year ahead, and I don't think we are going to get that many investors or investments in this period.

That being said, I would also say that the market is unpredictable, we have seen things happening that looked like impossible in this market, so nothing is really impossible, but we should have realistic expectations so that we don't hurt our feelings and so that we can stay ready for any sort of situation that may occur.

I assume you are making a greedy speculation because the in flow in the market will determine it's price ATH in the market so speculating $400k after the bull run is not realistic, the speculation of $100k is the only likely achievable ATH of Bitcoin that we all are looking up to and not some kind of wild speculations.

Well to be fair most speculation is hunch, that's kinda the way I view the actual word. Speculation before crypto kinda meant just guessing around.

Super cycle was never entertained by me in all these years BUT I am not so sure the more we look at how the rest of crypto is moving. Alts keep breaking and memecoins keep coming all this has something knockon effect on consumers.

Eventually if everyone gets sick and tired, they go to Bitcoin, even developers move to Bitcoin only, who knows?

No, I'm not looking forward to it, it's happening to me like most of those who have commented. The OP's speculation seems to be based on hunch and nothing more. Although in a more sophisticated way I recently went back to talking about a possible super cycle, in which yes the possibility of that price would fit.

I think the amount of money it takes for the price and market cap to rise in that way makes it extremely difficult for such a thing to happen, although many of us would like it to.

I don't have high expectations that Bitcoin will hit $400k after the halving - but hitting $100k is definitely possible. Because currently there is still a lot of speculation and negative news which is holding back Bitcoin price movements. And I think that there is no need to have too high expectations on it, because just reaching $100k is already a very good achievement for Bitcoin.

For some reasons, I feel that $400,000k bitcoin price after the halving is out of preposterous assumptions and an attempt to over step the boundary of bitcoin price speculations, but at such we need to be realistic in out analyses of any possible outcome from bitcoin after the halving which is just few day from now, this is what we have to check vividly so as not to get carried away in our assumptions.

If you say a 100k plus, that could have been reasonable enough,  but jumping to 400k to me is tok big a mest to chow at the moment when bitcoin a d usdt are struggling in they value exchange.

Yes, we do not reject the opinion about the highest predicted price of $400k but this prediction is very illogical and can be achieved this year, at least we predict a price of $400k for the next 5-10 years because in fact we always predict illogical prices when the market is increasing, but we forget that the market can fall at any time after experiencing a significant increase

Better expect those low numbers rather than into those highs on which we know that better to stick into something realistic or the nearest price or value that we could be able to reach out. So that you wont really be finding yourself that getting stressed or finding yourself that being that delusional because once those numbers didnt able to hit up on a particular time then it would really be giving out that kind of disappointment
on which it would really be causing up for you to have that kind of changes in mood on which it could possibly derailed you into your earlier plans or goals because we know that emotions are really that able to disrupt
on everything that you have think earlier.

$400k is a far stretched if we do speak about into that upcoming bull run. Therefore, it would be best that you should really be sticking into something which is realistic
and never make yourself that too optimistic because it would really be just that bringing out that disappointment.

Yes, that's a good idea. Lower expectations a bit and expect something more reasonable, $100k of course.
Of course it is not impossible for bitcoin to reach a price of $400k, but currently we have not found a strong reason to predict that such a high price can be reached in the next year. Despite the halving and approval of a bitcoin ETF, I also wouldn't be as optimistic as some people about $400k.

If the OP said $400k would be reached in less than 8 years, I would agree. At least that's possible, because we will be between two other halvings for the next 8 years. But just like you, to avoid disappointment, lower your expectations a little.

For now yes, $400k seems to be very high, so for me at least let's test $100k first and then see how it goes. Not saying that we can't reach $400k, we've seen throughout Bitcoin's past history that everything is possible. And there are people who doubt it, but then regret their decision later when it when from $1.00-$100 and then higher.

So currently the price is around $70k and see how this bull run will go for us.

And then after than, the next block halving and then next, but this bull run? I doubt that $400k is achievable, just trying to be realistic here.

That might be a little too high. We need to keep the realism in check because if we keep thinking that it could do this high and this well, then things will not be that well in the end neither.

I personally believe that we are going to end up with a result that wouldn't be this great, and if we expect it to do this well and it doesn't? That would mean that we would be unhappy when we fail, while making a profit. Imagine a person who buys it at 70k, and it peaks at 210k, that guy made x3 return, but because he was waiting for 400k, he would be sad. He might even not take advantage of what he has, and that could cause a lot of trouble to a lot of people as well. I believe the best we can do would be just making sure things are going better.

I don't want to be too optimistic to avoid disappointment. Let's first see Bitcoin reach 6 digits. After $100k, we can look at new targets. Although $400k doesn't seem very realistic right now, we all know how fast Bitcoin rallies. For 15 years, those who invested in Bitcoin have always won, and now there is no logic in betting against it.

Just let the weaker hands be scared of the current unstable price movements. Those of us who have known Bitcoin for a long time will not worry and will still wait while accumulating more. The increase will occur later and we are still waiting.

After the halving, perhaps market conditions will remain as they are now or there will be a decline. Only after the halving has been going on for a while will an increase occur. The movement may be like that or there will be other changes.

There are many price expectations because speculators predict the increase in Bitcoin prices. We don't need to be influenced by them. It is better if we have determined the selling price so that we are not too late to take advantage.

The price could reach $400k but that may be for next year or even a few years. I don't know what a more reasonable price for Bitcoin is because there are many high prices that Bitcoin could reach. Maybe upwards of $100k this year, then $150k-$250k for next year.

There are many possible high prices that Bitcoin can reach and they are all still a mystery. When the price of Bitcoin rises above $100k, it will definitely surprise many people. Those who previously underestimated Bitcoin will not believe it. That will make them want to own Bitcoin.

Be patient and enjoy the process. That's what many people say. But it's true because we also don't know what will happen later.

Is it too high for you to predict Bitcoin reaching $400,000? To me, that is far from the truth. While one may never know how things turn out, don't let yourself set your expectations so high that you later feel disappointed because they didn't meet your expectations.

I predict that the value will be between $100,000 and $150,000 by 2025. This is a feasible goal considering the history and future prospects of Bitcoin adoption. If we reach $100,000 just this year, it will mark a major milestone for Bitcoin's growth next year.

I won't say this price prediction is impossible to happen because from my searching I have seen the impossible happening in the market. Example, before now we use to think we won't see bitcoins reaching a new highest price until the Bitcoin halving is done but it didn't follow that same path in this bull market therefore a lot of things can happen differently in this bull market. My prediction for the highest price we can reach won't be this high but I think we can get above $100,000 very easily and the price will continually to rise until we reach a very satisfying price. I can't say the exact price but Bitcoin won't get to $400,0000. If this happens that'll be almost half a million dollars for one Bitcoin and that'll be too much and make the market correction to be very hard on new investors and it might chase a lot of people away from investing in Bitcoin.

Better to have that step by step kind of mindset on which it would really be that better to have on this way rather than on making yourself that too advanced when it comes to price expectation.
Just like been said by most of us that there's no one would really be able to know on whats the exact numbers that we would be seeing in the bull run. We cant really be able to tell on where it would really be heading.
So for now the best thing to be done is to stop yourself on minding about those high levels and would be better that you should really be sticking into something realistic rather than on making yourself that
thinking into those 400k or even a million a coin.

If we do try to look back on how fast or slow we are when it comes to price movement where tons of ups and downs or correction do happens. Then, its never been a smooth sail ride kind of market.
There would really be those ups and downs which is normal and if you do really see on how long we do able to reach out a certain price then we can assume that it would be also the same
on how slow we can go with those numbers or wont really be reaching it out at all.

Instead of agreeing to $400k, let's first hope that $100k is reached after the halving. I'm more likely to expect $100k to be achieved than to expect $400k, for me that's too high to expect right now. Of course we don't know what the price of bitcoin will be in the next one to two years, but if I had to hope then I would just hope for the closest price to be reached instead of 4x of $100k.

Granted I don't seem optimistic about $400k, but it's not impossible to achieve in the next few years. At least there is always hope, but it depends on how the demand and supply is too.

I still believe that $400k would be possible for bitcoin, but certainly not this year or next year. $200k-$250 k might be more reasonable for bitcoin if we are talking about the future price of bitcoin after halving or bull run is over. However, I am just telling based on my own interpretation on how bitcoin moves in the market, but if it’s price suddenly goes 6x all of a sudden which has not happened with the past bull run, then I might say that $400k may come into reality.

I agree with most of the contributors that $400,000 is too high for this current market cycle. $400,000 from the current price of $69,000 is approximately x6 which I think is too high a target considering that this present bull run started from when Bitcoin was as low as $17,000, it will not be realistic to expect Bitcoin to move from $17,000 to $400,000 within a single market cycle. This is why I am not supporting the idea of Bitcoin hitting $400,000 after the bull run.

Understandably, the potential of Bitcoin is big as well as the expectations of the market participants especially the big investors drown into Bitcoin after the ETF approval, despite that, it is still better to set targets that conforms to the present market conditions.