Quote from: AnonBitCoiner on Today at 11:49:07 AM

Quote from: tengui on May 18, 2024, 10:48:09 PM

right, before the halving the price of bitcoin reached an ATH in the range of $73k, and maybe after the halving you and most people thought bitcoin would reach a much higher ATH. but in reality it is not like that because after the halving begins the price of bitcoin tends to fall and stabilize. When this thread was created maybe $100k seemed very achievable, but for now and in the near future $100k looks very difficult to achieve. We'll see until the momentum of this halving ends, whether Bitcoin can reach $100k or not.

People should not expect too much because if they don't get according to their expectations then they don't wait but sell due to panic but only those will know that the market will rise again who work according to their learning and expertise instead of expectations.

Although it is possible that Bitcoin will hit 100k$ but time predictions are not possible therefore keep holding if your target is 100k$ and keep calm because it will take time.

If you expect, you must aspire because that is how your future can be built. When your goals are high, your motivation is high which makes it easier for you to achieve them. If your goal is to not sell your holdings until the BTC price reaches $100k and continue to accumulate through the regular DCA method, you will have a target of holding more holdings that will make you more profitable. But BTC investors should aim for it regardless of the long-term holding value as the chances of profiting are multiplied.
Basically the range of investment targets and potential price rises is based on different levels, so currently the future price target for BTC is $100k within this year.