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Bitcoin at $740,000: Is it possible?
Based on the positive market dynamics, analysts are making very optimistic forecasts regarding the future of Bitcoin. The first cryptocurrency has already surpassed the $100,000 mark, but it is believed that this is just the beginning.
The analytical company Bernstein suggested that by the end of 2025, BTC could reach the level of $200,000, and there are several prerequisites for this. Some of the most important ones include the proposed replacement of the heads of the US Department of the Treasury and SEC, the creation of a strategic Bitcoin fund, and easing regulations on cryptocurrencies.
Pantera Capital went even further and in their new report predict the possibility of BTC rising to $740,000 by April 2028. According to them, this is quite possible if the current average annual growth rate of 88% is maintained. Analysts also expect this scenario if the new US government is indeed positively inclined towards cryptocurrencies.
Based on the positive market dynamics, analysts are making very optimistic forecasts regarding the future of Bitcoin. The first cryptocurrency has already surpassed the $100,000 mark, but it is believed that this is just the beginning.
The analytical company Bernstein suggested that by the end of 2025, BTC could reach the level of $200,000, and there are several prerequisites for this. Some of the most important ones include the proposed replacement of the heads of the US Department of the Treasury and SEC, the creation of a strategic Bitcoin fund, and easing regulations on cryptocurrencies.
Pantera Capital went even further and in their new report predict the possibility of BTC rising to $740,000 by April 2028. According to them, this is quite possible if the current average annual growth rate of 88% is maintained. Analysts also expect this scenario if the new US government is indeed positively inclined towards cryptocurrencies.
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