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Current market behavior still tends to stagnate in the $67K to $70K range so this also needs to be seen and understood well by everyone because the halving is also getting closer. The price of $100K is a fairly reasonable range for many people to say and hope for this year, but it is true as you said that we also need to see how the market conditions and behavior will be after the halving or before the halving like now. And currently the price decline that has occurred in Bitcoin is only a little from the highest price this year.
Some investors will continue to accumulate when market conditions are sideway like this - others will just wait for the next reaction before investing. Many investors will be cautious ahead of the halving - this is due to their belief in the possibility of FUD that could cause prices to correct further immediately after the halving. But this is not the right thread to discuss it.
OP - you know, it's always difficult to predict the price of bitcoin. We never know what the price of bitcoin will be at the end of the year - but you can predict it by analyzing prices and the behavior of traders and investors in the market. Halving could increase demand - that's because of FOMO, while prices can never be predicted with certainty even though there is a possibility of $100K by the end of 2024.