Bitcoin’s sudden surge: what’s the next target price?
On February 26, Bitcoin broke through the $54,000 mark. A one-day increase of 5%. It hit a maximum of $54,965.26, reaching its highest level since December 2021.
JinseFinanceOn February 26, Bitcoin broke through the $54,000 mark. A one-day increase of 5%. It hit a maximum of $54,965.26, reaching its highest level since December 2021.
JinseFinanceTuur Demeester doubts the $1 million Bitcoin valuation by 2028, citing market uncertainties, halving impact, and concerns about ETFs. He emphasizes caution in making predictions.
Xu LinCrypto prices took a hike recently but while some are optimistic that the crypto bulls are returning, others feel that it is just a bull trap in a bull market. What is your perspective on this?
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BitcoinistBitcoin’s price broke out of a long-term range that had lasted for months, with a daily close above $50,000, prompting traders to extend their short-term price target to $56,000.
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