I agree that your prediction of $102,345 was pretty reasonable at the time that the predictions were being made, but surely it is seeming nearly impossible to reach in the remainder time for the game ... and even it might be a bit difficult to reach before the end of the calendar year since it seems that historically we have tended to get a bit of a ramping up before getting those kinds of UPwards price moves... and our recent activities have been pushing down.. so surely somehow momentum would need to change.. even a violent wick down or something could end up causing some kind of a BIG move up yet even those subsequent moves up can sometimes take some time to play out.. .. such as our 3.5x move up in April 2019 that took three months to play out from $4,200 to $13,800... but we did have a 12 hour BTC price rise on October 25, 2019 from $7,200-ish to $10,200-ish (which would be about 40%) that was all given back to the market over then subsequent 30 days with a correction back down to $6,500-ish.

For sure, BIGGER BTC prices does cause some needs for BIGGER players to be in the market (or even the leveraged products to end up getting liquidated) for the BTC prices to end up moving so greatly in such short periods of time, and personally I do believe that the overall BTC market does continue to have the ability for exponential price changes (even to the UPside) in a relatively short period of time.

Let's get back to 10x.. since that is such a lovely number.. think about 10x from here and we would end up having BTC prices going from $55k-ish to $550k-ish.. and how long would be consider for that to be reasonable to play out?  1, 2 or 3 quarters?  For me, 2 quarters seems doable... and 3 quarters almost would seem as if some of our currently existing and credible BTC price prediction models of stock to flow and four year fractal would be getting pushed to some kind of questionable limit in terms of their applicability.. even though our exponential s-curve adoption model that is based on networking effects and Metcalfe principles would still remain quite applicable in terms of recognizing a BTC price exponential period of something like 10x that might end up dragging out 3-ish quarters from now.

For sure the best that we have are quasi-educated guesses concerning what seems feasible even if there might end up being some surprise aspects regarding how BTC price movements end up playing out and what we might believe are reasonable in terms of their playing out - even accounting for potential outrageous scenarios (preferably to the upside, but outrageous could go in either direction, sad to admit).