That's an interesting point! The post-halving bull runs have historically been significant, and it's true that Bitcoin's value has shown a consistent upward trend over the long term. However, what factors do you think will most influence whether Bitcoin can reach $100,000 by the end of this year? Are there specific market conditions, adoption rates, or regulatory changes that you believe will play a crucial role?
If more people or investors buy more of Bitcoin which will make demand exceed supply. The reduction of interest rates by the US Federal Reserve could also drive up the price of Bitcoin. Favorably government policies and approval of ETF in other major economies.
Also, considering the volatility of the crypto market, what risks should we be aware of that might prevent Bitcoin from achieving these high expectations?
Regardless of some factors that might affect Bitcoin, it will still achieve it's post halving expectations. The global economic and political space is unpredictable so it might be difficult to identify any specific impediment to Bitcoin achieving it's high expectations.