It's these sort of greedy claims that cause corrections in my opinion, that and the obscene amount of greed in the Bitcoin and crypto markets.
I think what annoys me more is this idea of $35K being some sort of short-term target, and while completely possible if $20K is broken, I don't see any relevance of this level what so ever. Apart from trying to attract investors who want to 2x their money. People who wanted 2x should of bought at $9K and sold at $18K, not that hard to be honest...
Instead, these short-term speculative predictions only attract short-term speculators. It's just better to say the target based on stock to flow and logarithmic growth is $100K, minimum. Actually attract investors who are going to hodl for a year or two, not just a month or two. The latter only attract short-term speculators, not investors. We don't need more speculators.
It's possible to reach that price in short term, however, people might not like the counter movement as certainly a dump will follow. When the hype is on, bitcoin price goes like crazy, both uptrend and downtrend, so if we want to take advantage, we should know how to play in short term.
Of course it's possible, as I mentioned, my issue is the fallout from false hope. What happens when all these short-term speculators are buying up $18K and price drops to $16K? They will likely panic sell, believing that $35K was just delusional hopium. Whereas it's not, it's very likely soon imo, whether we crash to $12K or not. Buy dips not tops.