Quote from: SamReomo on December 11, 2023, 10:28:11 AM

I also think that bull market is started but in low intensity as of now however it may get more intense in coming months. We might have a better surprise for this Christmas and there can be another upward moment at that time. The bull market always gives up possibilities and this time we may see a lot of money entering into crypto market.

I believe that in this bull run we may see unexpected values of Bitcoin and many other altcoins. Bitcoin may grow as high as $200k or even more and I believe that Bitcoin can easily reach $100k to $120k in this bull run. The market is growing and the investors are also growing so we may have great surprises in this bull run.

Yes, many investors think that the bull market has begun and current conditions actually support this but compared to previous bull periods and previous bull trap experiences, I don't think we are in a completely crazy bull period yet. My guess is that if we are in the beginning of the bull period, we will truly feel it in the next few months as you mentioned. Especially due to the Christmas and new year in the coming period, it is highly likely that there will be possible relaxations in the market and we will encounter new buying opportunities.

Especially considering the past bull periods I think that in the event of a possible hard bull period we will see serious money inflows in the market and many successful crypto projects especially Bitcoin gain value. However, this time instead of seeing every cryptocurrency rise wildly during the bull period, we can only see the rise of seriously successful cryptocurrencies. In this process, I also think that Bitcoin can reach a new all-time record and even reach a value of over 100,000 USD if some surprises occur. Of course, the 200,000 USD level seems a bit unlikely at the moment but since many investors are hungry to make profits there may be a crazy price increase after a serious money inflow and we may see the price levels we mentioned in the next few months.