-snip-
We can also see this when we consider the practically constant "Bitcoin" trendings on Twitter/X and that even in current bear market, suggesting that the cryptocurrency environment may have actually altered to a point of no-return. Regardless of the short-term pricing, cryptocurrencies have really become a topic of conversation for individuals every day and I think this is something we all agree on.
Especially ahead of the 4th Halving next year which makes Bitcoin always an interesting topic to discuss because we are close to the most anticipated moment that will make the market experience a bull run like the previous halving.
But will it happen according to past history?
Or will there be many changes that occur?
You can see now that many are speculating about the average Bitcoin price reaching $100k and above and even in the next few years reaching million-dollar prices.
That's pretty wild speculation and it also doesn't seem to make sense at a price of millions.
Mass adoption hasn't fully happened yet, there are many who oppose and give half the regulation that doesn't really support bitcoin or crypto.