Quote from: endut15 on Today at 11:33:49 AM

Analysts have set ambitious targets for Bitcoin, with some predicting it will surpass $200,000 this year. However, considering the market's volatility and recent regulatory challenges, there are important questions to consider:

Are these predictions based on solid fundamentals or mere speculation?
What factors could prevent Bitcoin from reaching these heights?
Some point to institutional adoption and ETFs as key drivers of the price increase. Others warn that regulatory pressure and economic uncertainty could hold Bitcoin back.

What do you think?
Are we heading toward a realistic bull run, or are these predictions just wishful thinking?

Let’s discuss your insights and what could influence Bitcoin's price trajectory in 2025.

We are still in the bull run, a four year cycle and so with that there are a lot of speculations as to what the price will be. However, there are still a lot of challenges, specially inflation and those geo-politics that has been happening around the world. I do not think that there will be regulatory pressures, we have pass that stage already.

I think the right word should be "conservative", and if we look at the predictions, maybe a moderate $150,000 as a starting price is already good in my opinion.

And we have been seeing a lot of news lately on nation making Bitcoin as a national reserve, I think this could be the main driver for this bull run.