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So, even if it dips further short-term, history tells us Bitcoin tends to go up in the long run.
I agree with you, @R1dwanRz. History of BTC indeed telling us that the previous ATH always surpassed in the future, and it's not like this time when it was surpassed only a little bit recently, but big time, like 2 times at least. So, I expect at least $130k for 1 BTC, but no one can tell you when exactly it will happen.
We've got more time—at least a month left for halving. As said, the price used to reach new levels with every halving. This time, according to the previous estimate, we can expect more growth to happen in the coming days. At the same time, what has been said is that none have the ability to predict the exact timeline for the market to reach the new age. Considering the long term, one can prefer investing or buying at the moment, but it is a kind of risky investment to invest at the top and once again wait for the profit rather than buy at the bottom and look for the profit.
We have surpassed the previous ATH already.
You and I were right about that.
Now the question is when will BTC significantly surpass it? I mean, we we talking about $130k or even more. When that will happen no one knows, of course. It may take a year, but I think will be there sooner or later.