because bitcoin is decentralized it doesn't need anyone's permission to reach a certain price. if there is enough demand for it then it will be reached.
you should also know that people were saying the same thing in each cycle for the ATH of that cycle. you'd be surprised to see someone once made the same claim as you but about $1.
People look at early adopters and say they were lucky to buy Bitcoin with a few cents, $1, $10, $100 or $1,000. Then later people will look at buyers at $64,000 and say they are lucky by buying Bitcoin below $100,000. I don't know when such statement will be made, this year, next 4 years or next 8 years. It will appear definitely.
By the time bitcoin down to $5K, is $65K possible? So at least this applies for now, mate.
I think it will because the S2SF model is still validated and it says the top price would be $288,000. I only hope for a half of that price.
So I would answer it probably with a scenario where there should be higher demand growth from now on. I'm sure you already know a lot about what can increase the demand for bitcoin in the market so you shouldn't hesitate any longer.
Supply and demand are not solid in crypto market because people can join, get out in a seconds. It is different than stocks.
The current widespread FUD about bitcoin has caused the bitcoin price to stay between $30K-$35K, if bitcoin fail to break through $40k in July then I'm pretty sure bitcoin will have another correction. $150K is currently an uncertain expectation, but there is a chance bitcoin will be able to hit it as nothing else can prevent it from rising as demand increases.
It is stimulating than in previous summer dumps, from which bitcoin x10 its price. So if it repeats that x10, from $28,800 bitcoin will achieve $288,000 that is the price given by S2SF model. Coincidence?