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Hey guys! Just wanted to have some fun and share ideas on how much Bitcoin will cost by the end of the year and why.
I personally think that it will at least come close to the ATH because there is some shady pumping going on by the whales.
What is your take?

All I see right now is a market trying to get stable and I think whatever shady deal that the whales need to do was already done in that April and has already pushed us out of the bear market, so any addition that we see in the market, I think it should be as a result of organic pumping, I mean genuine investors that are preparing on these cheap values pending the time that the bull run of bitcoin starts.

I am not so sure if bitcoin will reach the last All time high this year but if I was to base it on some speculation and based on my own personal prediction also, I think that bitcoin should at least pushes a little forward to a figure around that $15,000 which to me is still not that bad, if we can pick up from that value as from next year, then I expect bitcoin to get up to $45k before the end of 2020.

the market has already reached its stability but that is how a stable bitcoin price looks like. it is a price with less than 10% ups and downs around 1 fixed point which is these days at $10500

There is nothing less stable than Bitcoin's price

Other than the prices of altcoins, of course. If history teaches us anything (I know, it doesn't but still), the longer the price is locked in a certain range, the stronger and more brutal will the next price action be. It is up for debate whether the price will go higher (though, in the light of the coming halving, there are good chances to actually see that coming) or it will crash to the levels from which the recent rally had started (i.e. down to 6k). In fact, both options are quite possible, and in an arbitrary order at that