I don’t know, I honestly don’t believe in such forecasts in the near future. The maximum seemed to be 64-67k dollars, and therefore we would first approach at least this price and then dream about these cherished 100k.therefore, such a scenario is very unlikely by next year, perhaps by halving the price will be pumped up by other prerequisites, I don’t see it yet.
You don't understand bitcoin, if you believe that there is a maximum.
However, for sure there are not guarantees, either.
I don't think that there is a maximum price for bitcoin because bitcoin is a volatile assets that can pump to a high price that we don't expect and can even keep on pumping. We are only trying to speculate what next year halving will impact on bitcoin price. Nobody can predict the that it will react at ATH,all one needs to do is to stash up his bitcoin and wait to see what price we will have from after the halving.
Yes... and your wanting to get excited about trying to figure out the short term price moves of bitcoin seems to be part of my point. It's a fruitless endeavor that seems to under-appreciate the long term value of bitcoin.
What are you going to do if bitcoin goes up to $100k in 2024? Sell your bitcoin? What are you going to do if it ONLY goes up to $40k or 60k in 2024? Are you still selling?
What if it goes down between now and 2024? Do you have a plan for that?
How about if bitcoin goes up to $1million in 2024? do you have a plan for that?
Do you consider $1million to be possible in 2024?
Part of my point is that you should have a plan for all of these kinds of scenarios, and other variations of similar scenarios - rather than maniacally focusing on some kind of a narrow price and time, which in this thread has been deemed to be $100k by 2024 (whether or not it will happen and/or how likely it is to happen).
.....and if you are trying to get super specific in regards to trying to predict time and price then you are likely considering the matter wrongly.
You are right,it is impossible for anyone to predict the exact time and price that bitcoin will hit. Nobody know when but the good thing is that we are positive of bitcoin price moving upward because of the present state that we are,which is getting close to the halving.
Yes.. bitcoin might not go up in that time frame. Then what are you going to do? or it might overshoot, then what?
Are you prepared for a variety of scenarios, and how much does your plan changed based on what scenarios play out? or are you just playing it by ear and continuously trying to figure out what to do? You sell some when it goes up and then it keeps going up so then you buy some, is that right?
I believe that when the halving is near the price will keep pumping up and after the halving it will continue till 2025 when bitcoin price will hit ATH,which is most investors focus.
And what if it doesn't? What's your plan?
Several times, I have mentioned several of the important individual factors that individuals should be considering in terms of the ways that they invest in bitcoin, and view of what the price will do is ONLY one of the factors. So, do you have your other factors already figured out.
Here they are:
>>>>>you should be attempting to consider your cashflow, how much bitcoin you have already accumulated, your other investments (including cash reserves), your view of bitcoin as compared with other investments, timeline, risk tolerance, and your time, skills, goals (investment/lifestyle targets) and your abilities to strategize, plan, research and learn along the way including tweaking strategies from time to time to consider trading, reallocating, use of leverage and/or financial instruments.<<<<<<
Bitcoin is volatile so we should expect any good price from the it.
It's volatile in both directions, no?
The important thing is that you should keep your coins and sell some fraction even though bitcoin hits 100k because in the next 5yrs from now bitcoin price will hit above $120k. Because the more the years passes the more bitcoin value will increase.
I agree with this part.. even though I don't know why you are getting caught up with the $120k price... Yes, there are good chances that bitcoin is going to well exceed $120k in the coming 3 months to 5 years.. but what if it does not? I don't have any problem with the idea of plotting out various numbers and various scenarios, but I do find it problematic to get caught up upon specific numbers.. because it comes off as if you are not really planning for a variety of scenarios that might happen, including that your $120k number might not happen in 5 years and it might not even happen in 10 years... So then what do you do? Do you have any better way of talking about whatever it is that you are doing with your bitcoin, if that's what you are wanting to do? or maybe you are thinking that it is a good idea to talk about the topic in the same way as OP - merely because OP presented this topic in a superficial and incomplete way, as hypothesizing how likely it would be that BTC would be $100k in 2024.