This looks like a joke to me, you mean Bitcoin will hit $240K in just 4 years? This is will not happen, I will not even think of that. I would have been in agreement if it were to be $100K, but $240K is way too much.
Therefore, forget that such a dream.
This isn’t a joke my friend. In 4 years anything can happen.
If by the end of this year, Bitcoins manage to recover it’s price, then definitely in the next year it will touch 100k usd.
Then within 3 years going from 100k-240k won’t be difficult.
I know these are just estimations, but yes previously Bitcoins have surprised us many times, so this time also it will happen maybe.
Nevertheless let’s not argue what will happen in the future, just take the advantage of the current price.
Thanks for this reply, at least you are constructive and displayed maturity, unlike the OP that got offended because I don't see Bitcoin in his way. Aside from professional analysis, Bitcoin has a lot of obstacles to overcome, this is common sense which might take between 2023-2024 to overcome because this year is already gone and inflation is still plaguing it.
And surely halving will help Bitcoin in 2024, yet we can't be certain on how much it would. Even if it helps it so much, Bitcoin will likely grow between the maximum of $70-$120K in 1.5 years. It will then slip into a major long-term correction or reversal that will take it another approximately 1.5 years since there is no smooth slope in the market.
In view of this, I don't see the feasibility of $240K being hit at all in the next 4 years. This is not magic.
This isn’t a joke my friend. In 4 years anything can happen.
If by the end of this year, Bitcoins manage to recover it’s price, then definitely in the next year it will touch 100k usd.
Although there is always a possibility that something will happen much sooner than most expect, we are still in a bear market and it seems that this will continue during 2023, until before or after the halving in 2024, after which we can expect a new bull run. The key question is whether Bitcoin will follow the previous cycles or things will play out in a different way - but that's why all this is called speculation and everyone has the right to say their opinion - and others should not necessarily take it as financial advice.
This is another sensible point, no one should be 100% certain about what will happen. We need more developments both technically and economically before we can know what might happen.
At the moment, we see a strong bearish trend on the weekly and monthly charts, which means that there is no hope for any bullish reversal yet. Until these obstacles and more are cleared, especially next year, then we can begin to be more assured of any bullish speculations.