As Bitcoin recently crossed the $50,000 threshold, discussions about it reaching $100,000 are not just hopeful musings but a scenario many experts deem plausible. This isn’t the first time Bitcoin has shown such promise. The cryptocurrency market has historically followed a four-year cycle, experiencing periods of slow growth, rapid increases and corrections, each time establishing a new higher floor price. This pattern, from the $1,200 peak in 2013 to nearly $20,000 in 2017 and the latest peak in 2021, suggests a momentum that might very well carry Bitcoin to the $100,000 mark. Yet, the path to $100,000 is not without its uncertainties. The speculative nature of the cryptocurrency market, influenced by liquidity and macroeconomic trends, means predictions for Bitcoin’s future price vary widely. While some forecasts suggest a price range between $80,000 and $250,000 by the end of 2024, these figures reflect the unpredictability of the market. Where do you see Bitcoin’s price by the ...