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With bitcoin and so many other mainstream cryptocurrencies hitting new all-time highs, many analysts and industry experts believe that the world’s number one digital currency is going to hit $100,000 much sooner than originally anticipated. Bitcoin Is Exploding in the Eyes of Many Analysts The volatility the currency has been experiencing as of late is nothing new, they say. Recently, after hitting $68,000 per unit, the asset began a series of slight falls that at press...

Bitcoin – the world’s number one digital currency by market cap – has hit a new all-time high of roughly $68,000 per unit. Bitcoin Hits a New Peak While the currency is back down in the $67,000 range at the time of writing, we are clearly seeing a strong pattern. 2021 has been the year of all-time highs for bitcoin, as the currency first rose to about $64,000 per unit before stepping back and rescinding some of its gains. The bearish period that came soon after lasted...

In a new report, analysts at JPMorgan state that bitcoin has the potential to reach a whopping $146,000 per unit rather soon. JPMorgan Thinks BTC Is Heading to the Moon There have been several predictions as of late that bitcoin will potentially reach six figures in the coming months, but JPMorgan – which at times, has been rather bearish when it comes to bitcoin – is releasing one of the biggest predictions, though there are a couple of things that need to be taken note...

Graham Jenkin – the CEO of Coin List – claimed in a recent interview that he could easily see bitcoin reaching six figures – approximately $100,000 – by the time 2022 is ready to begin. Graham Jenkin: We’ll See the Six-Figure Bitcoin in 2022 No doubt 2021 has been one of the craziest and most up-and-down years for the world’s number one digital currency by market cap. The asset began the year in the mid-$20,000 range, which was already considerably higher than it had...

A bitcoin correction has occurred. Just under two weeks ago, the world’s number one digital currency by market cap was trading for a whopping $66,000 per unit – the highest it’s ever been in its 12-year history. However, at press time, the currency has lost about $7,000, but this doesn’t necessarily constitute a crash in some analysts’ eyes. Bitcoin Has Fallen… But Should We Worry? We have all seen this before. Bitcoin goes up, bitcoin goes down. It’s a constant cycle in...

Bitcoin has been surging crazily as of late. The world’s number one digital currency by market cap jumped to about $66,000 per unit about a week ago, though at press time, the asset has fallen to about $63,000. Still, the currency seems to be on a roll. Bitcoin Is Headed for the Moon According to a panel of approximately 50 crypto experts, the asset is going to surge even further throughout the year. Some believe that the currency will potentially hit $80,000 before...

The price of bitcoin has skyrocketed in recent days, and the world’s number one digital currency by market cap has reached a new all-time high. At the time of writing, bitcoin is trading for roughly $66,000 per unit. Bitcoin Is Bigger and Better Than Ever The journey of bitcoin has been a long and arduous one. No doubt it has come with many hardships, but it has also seen many significant joys – just as it is today. At $66,000, bitcoin has never been higher. 2021 marks a...

Jurrien Timmer – the director of Fidelity – believes that the price of bitcoin could reach $100,000 by the year 2023. Timmer: The Price of BTC Is On the Verge of Exploding At first glance, this prediction seems a little farfetched, especially when one considers the major hurdles bitcoin has been through over the past few months. Following news that Elon Musk was rescinding his decision to allow customers to pay for Tesla vehicles with bitcoin and that China was expelling...

The bitcoin and cryptocurrency spaces are really starting to pick up speed. At the time of writing, the world’s primary digital currency by market cap is trading for just over $54,000, which is about $4,000 higher than where it was just a few weeks ago. Bitcoin Continues to Make Its Mark On the World The currency typically experiences bearish activity in September. In 2020, for example, the currency fell to about $10,000 per unit from $12,000 during the previous month....

Bitcoin has hit $50,000 per unit once again. The world’s number one digital currency by market cap has surged in recent days to a figure that it hasn’t seen in quite some time. Bitcoin Is Spiking Like Never Before As we have witnessed in the past, September tends to be rather bearish for bitcoin. This was never more evident than in 2020 when the digital currency – which was trading for about $12,000 per unit during August of that year – fell to about $10K just a month...