We're nearing the end of March, so get ready for a bogus-ly positive sounding headline from the MSM.
Something something cease fire Ukraine/Russia negotiations blah blah blah. It will be bogus and tentative/ temporary, of course.
Stonks and bitcoin will jump 8-10% on the news, and then fall back a bit.
It will start the longer cycle of a slow, random walk upward in the markets til the end of the year, with lots of FUD flash crashes in between.
Prediction: Bitcoin at > $55k by Fall/Winter.
EDIT: You dummies predicting $100K by April need to quit sniffing glue. The Average Joe public has already forgotten all about Bitcoin and the crazy crypto shennanigans of 2021, just as the whales and the MSM intended. And it'll stay that way until the run up to the next halving. Use this downtime to accumulate even more btc.
Don't confuse my sending an smerit to your post to be an agreement of the actual prediction... even though I appreciate that you have a decently solid vision.... but you do seem to be a bit overly bearish regarding $100k coming in a shorter period of time.... ... .. and sure.. you could end up being correct that momentum never really takes hold .. even though you are not really ruling out $100k and above by fall/winter even though you are keeping your numbers quite a bit below $100k.. and even below $62k.. which might be our FOMO triggering number to the upside.. if your $55k ends up slipping a wee bit and we end up getting a wee bit higher than your expectations, then the momentum might become a bit harder to hold back.. ...
for sure I am not saying that I know anything.. but fall/winter seems a long time to ONLY be getting up to $55k...
My understanding is that if you put a red trust (mark) upon another member, then it is better practice to include a reference to your justification.. (it is not mandatory, just a kind of recommended better practice). I have tended describe the problematic post or behavior in my own post and then to reference that post (that way the negative trusted member would not be able to delete my post, even though they may end up deleting the referenced post - and I don't personally care about that because I have already cited the relevant information in my own post).
Another possibility is that you can reference one or the other of my earlier references (I have seen other members do this), but you run the risk of my deleting the referenced post. So far, I have not deleted hardly any of my posts, so it seems quite unlikely that I would start deleting my posts any time soon.