Bitcoin $400,000 Says Investing Guru Mark Yusko

[livingfree]

I really don't see Bitcoin reaching 400K.  It would be great as I hold a few but I will hold until we eventually hit $20K if ever and sell some to help my future kids with a college fund.

We'll all be rich if that time comes and we still hold bitcoin. I'm also decided to sell some if we have reached $20,000 again. Thinking that $400,000 is quite high for bitcoin to be reach. Early investors also have thought that $10,000 was far away but bitcoin reached it but still it's very high.

we can make analogy  3200$ x 16 = 51200 in 2020.

Well bitcoin went up by x20 last 2017.

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[Wilhelm]

This sounds a lot like the McAfee claim of 250k.... Too good to be true.

$40k would be nice in 2020
$100k would be nice in 2023

As stated before there is no basis for $400k and it's wishful thinking.
I think it is positive FUD to get investors into the game so he can accumulate profits.

[arpon11]

This is a professionals' views about what the future hold for us.  I remember investing into bitcoin in 2016 and later regret why not buying more when it was below $500 then. Bitcoin has that capacity that internet has as the net has turned the whole world into global village. Bitcoin is seriously holding the future and no matter how we see it,  it will come to pass about this predictions. If we have in mind to invest in something that will turn out to be something in future,  maybe in ten years to come? Then you should buy bitcoin as little as you can afford now and keep them hidden.

[wuvdoll]

$40k would be nice in 2020
$100k would be nice in 2023

People were speculating about $400k by the times of 2017 itself but we are now struggling under $4k even in 2019. You are speculating about 10x growth in next 12 to 24 months but I do always believe anything may happen within this crypto space like extremes of both the end is having equal possibilities here.

As stated before there is no basis for $400k and it's wishful thinking.
I think it is positive FUD to get investors into the game so he can accumulate profits.

No basis required to speculate because we cannot measure the demand with no technical analysis. When more number of people turn their head toward bitcoins, anything may happen. Roughly we may expect exponential growth. Because, we cannot expect how many new investors will be joining when bitcoin turns attractive and how much investments they will bring is also another mystery. Hence, one million dollars per one bitcoin also might be possible in coming years.

[romero121]

Right now the struggle is to reach the $4000 mark, by this time we thinking out for a 100% increased price doesn't make sense. The realistic predictions were outlawed with the steeper price falls. Further price pumps were that easy to take place until there's something big in its path. Maybe it can be adoption, usage or some form of legal usage with government support.

[davis196]

Mark Yusko is just another bull wannabe clown.It's pontless to discuss the mindless predictions of any person,that has interest of a higher bitcoin price.

i don't know but i'm very disappointed in this market. in the year 2018 i lost all my money

Well,perhaps you sold at the wrong moment.If you hold some btc,there is still hope.Don't lose hope.

[exstasie]

This sounds a lot like the McAfee claim of 250k.... Too good to be true.

$40k would be nice in 2020
$100k would be nice in 2023

As stated before there is no basis for $400k and it's wishful thinking.

When you get down to it, there's no real basis for any valuation. We're all just trying to extrapolate based on the past, which we all know is bullshit in empirical terms. Or we're depending on Metcalfe's Law, which obviously isn't a law at all. We're all just guessing, taking shots in the dark.

The downside limit is zero. There is no limit on the upside. I've been toying with the idea that Bitcoin adoption represents an S-curve that hasn't gone vertical yet. If we hit $13 Million per BTC by 2023, I honestly won't be surprised.

[bitgolden]

Right now the struggle is to reach the $4000 mark, by this time we thinking out for a 100% increased price doesn't make sense. The realistic predictions were outlawed with the steeper price falls. Further price pumps were that easy to take place until there's something big in its path. Maybe it can be adoption, usage or some form of legal usage with government support.

It is not 100%, the 100% increase is 7-8 thousand dollars. It is about 10000% or so, its 400 thousand dollars compared to 4 thousand dollars. Bitcoin is not even 4 thousand dollars so its more than x10.000 times the current price. These people do tell these things not only because they believe it but also because they think it will get them more air time.

Do you think someone who says something like "bitcoin will probably be either 3 thousand dollars or 4 thousand dollars sometime soon" deserves air time or at least looks news worthy ? No. That is something we all know and quite possibly in the realm of reality. However when you say something like "BITCOIN WILL BE 400 THOUSAND DOLLARS" that is really stupid and makes you look like an idiot however also gets you a news time.

[MuffinMaster]

Even being the greatest optimists in the world, we must remember that at any moment a new coin can be invented, which will be better than Bitcoin. If this happens, Bitcoin will not be able to get back even up to $10k.

[Jating]

$400k is possible, but not for the next two bull cycles. $400k is possible somewhere in 2035, maybe 2030, but no earlier.

Lol. The permabull has spoken.  Seriously though, this market has proven that anything is possible, no one thought that $19K is reachable at the start of 2017 and yet we achieved it at the end of that year. Same thing as the price goes to its all-time-low in 2018.

But yeah I agree that it will take some time though, as adoption grows so is the price, so we will have to wait for like 5-10 years to see the price hitting that magical 6 digits, so only time can tell but hopefully we can get to that levels so haters of bitcoin will be left out in the closet for good.

[figmentofmyass]

Seriously though, this market has proven that anything is possible, no one thought that $19K is reachable at the start of 2017 and yet we achieved it at the end of that year. Same thing as the price goes to its all-time-low in 2018.

the top is always higher than everyone expects---that's why you see people calling tops all the way up. the same goes for the bottom; it's usually lower than everyone expects. that's why the more people that point to $3k and the 200wma, the more nervous i get that another crash is coming.

But yeah I agree that it will take some time though, as adoption grows so is the price, so we will have to wait for like 5-10 years to see the price hitting that magical 6 digits, so only time can tell but hopefully we can get to that levels so haters of bitcoin will be left out in the closet for good.

based on the relationship among previous ATHs, we should hit six digits during the next bull cycle. that's only a 5x above the december 2017 high.

[1Referee]

based on the relationship among previous ATHs, we should hit six digits during the next bull cycle. that's only a 5x above the december 2017 high.

If we do hit the $100,000 level and we're still dealing with the same speculative shit market, the low could very well be in the 4 digit range. That will be a very painful correction afterwards, while technically the percentages are still more or less the same. Imagine where shitcoins will peak when Bitcoin booms, it will be a massacre like we have never seen before in terms of $$ value vanishing.

I wonder what the selling point will be for most of the OG's, because it surely can't be so that they are all holding their coins endlessly. Most people have a selling point, and that might very well be the next bull run. It's better for the market as a whole to get rid of these holders sooner than later.

[fabiorem]

Both permabulls and permabears are retards.

We will not be in a bear market forever. This is just a repetition of 2015. My guess is that the mining companies are doing this rotation themselves, to distribute the coins. You cant have a functional global currency if only 0.1% of the world population is holding it.

So they dump it to distribute the coins, then pump it so that people have a reason to buy them in the first place.

[exstasie]

I wonder what the selling point will be for most of the OG's, because it surely can't be so that they are all holding their coins endlessly. Most people have a selling point, and that might very well be the next bull run. It's better for the market as a whole to get rid of these holders sooner than later.

The way I see it, with every market cycle, early holders distribute to new investors. That's what these long term accumulation/distribution cycles are when you get down to it.

I definitely don't own as many bitcoins as I did 6 years ago, and I plan to sell a sizeable chunk on the next bull run too. The market organically gets rid of us over time because it's just too damn rational to take profit at some point. I think years of experience watching Bitcoin (especially through these bear markets) has tempered my greed from earlier years a lot. The same is probably true for lots of old hands.

[Wilhelm]

This sounds a lot like the McAfee claim of 250k.... Too good to be true.

$40k would be nice in 2020
$100k would be nice in 2023

As stated before there is no basis for $400k and it's wishful thinking.

When you get down to it, there's no real basis for any valuation. We're all just trying to extrapolate based on the past, which we all know is bullshit in empirical terms. Or we're depending on Metcalfe's Law, which obviously isn't a law at all. We're all just guessing, taking shots in the dark.

The downside limit is zero. There is no limit on the upside. I've been toying with the idea that Bitcoin adoption represents an S-curve that hasn't gone vertical yet. If we hit $13 Million per BTC by 2023, I honestly won't be surprised.

If we hit $13M per Bitcoin, I'll buy you a beer

[gabmen]

This sounds a lot like the McAfee claim of 250k.... Too good to be true.

$40k would be nice in 2020
$100k would be nice in 2023

As stated before there is no basis for $400k and it's wishful thinking.

When you get down to it, there's no real basis for any valuation. We're all just trying to extrapolate based on the past, which we all know is bullshit in empirical terms. Or we're depending on Metcalfe's Law, which obviously isn't a law at all. We're all just guessing, taking shots in the dark.

The downside limit is zero. There is no limit on the upside. I've been toying with the idea that Bitcoin adoption represents an S-curve that hasn't gone vertical yet. If we hit $13 Million per BTC by 2023, I honestly won't be surprised.

If we hit $13M per Bitcoin, I'll buy you a beer

Lol albeit a little conservative than old man mcafee but just as ambitious. I don't believe they really mean those amounts though they'd seem well tought. Anything that these investing bigwig says would be picked up easily.