are you expecting Bitcoin to hit $400,000 after the bull run.

[Bonny070]

I'm seeing Bitcoin rising to $400,000 before the first quarter of 2025, the bull run this time it will be different from the last one. Bitcoin is $70,000 now the halving have not started, I'm looking at the market that this is the right to buy and hold after the bull run then you sell and make your triple profit.

[Oshosondy]

The halving has not started is not correct. It is the halving has not occured.

All I am expecting is $170000. But I can be wrong. Bitcoin may go higher than that or not go higher than that but from my analysis, that is the result and my guess. If bitcoin do not get to that price or get above the price, the price difference will not be that much.

[BIT-BENDER]

Halving can start and the price of Bitcoin could go low and after a while go parabolic. Anything can happen in the market don't only think in one direction also try to recognise other possible outcome. Bitcoin halving is highly talked about and also write ups like this can easily cause FOMO and panic buy and it the outcome does not aligne with what you have just written then you would get the backlash.

The halving would come and go, yes we may have a bull run but let us try to be realistic with our imaginations, it would be hard for the price of Bitcoin to reach such figures in as much as I believe we would have good time in the bull run let us still tred cautiously.

[darkangel11]

I don't think so because it's not just pure lines on the chart that we're talking about. For bitcoin to go from $1k to $20k in 2017 was something completely different than for it to go from $70k to $400k. You need billions of dollars, how are you going to get that kind of money to enter the space in just 2 years. Every time you're doubling the price you're also doubling the total market cap and this is 1,4B, so you'd need to go to 3B to double the current ATH and that would only get us to around $150k, then you'd have to double that again and add another billion on top of that. No, I don't see it happening in the next 2 years and if the cycles happen like they used to, we'll be in a bear market by then.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Is $400,000 not too much of an expectation? We know we can't predict the price of bitcoin and how it will flow, but I see $400,000 as a very high-probability scenario. I'm not saying it's not possible, but I see myself lowering the expectation below that so that I don't run into disappointment.
 
I can speculate that bitcoin can get to $100,000 to $150,000; this price and more are achievable by 2025. Even this year, if bitcoin can use the same amount of speed that it used to pump to $73,000, it could also reach $100,000 this year. Nothing is impossible for bitcoin, but let's not forget that bitcoin might also take another turn and do the opposite before it can start pumping again.

[goaldigger]

I'm seeing Bitcoin rising to $400,000 before the first quarter of 2025, the bull run this time it will be different from the last one. Bitcoin is $70,000 now the halving have not started, I'm looking at the market that this is the right to buy and hold after the bull run then you sell and make your triple profit.

If there’s still enough hype and demand after the halving then we might see this price though my personal prediction is $100k only and this is more realistic for me. We might see this price in the next four years in the next round of halving. If you are holding Bitcoin better to set-up a target price to take profit realistically so you wont missed any chance to make profit.

[yhiaali3]

I do not expect that. This is a huge exaggeration. Yes, the market situation in this cycle is different from all previous cycles due to the approval of the ETF, but not to the point that the price reaches $400,000 in this cycle!!! This is a greatly exaggerated expectation.

Most forecasts believe that the price could be between 100-150K$ in most cases, and this is a logical number in my opinion, according to market data. As for 400K$, this is a number outside of expectations, although no one knows the future, but I think it is a very remote possibility in the current cycle.

[letteredhub]

I'm seeing Bitcoin rising to $400,000 before the first quarter of 2025, the bull run this time it will be different from the last one. Bitcoin is $70,000 now the halving have not started, I'm looking at the market that this is the right to buy and hold after the bull run then you sell and make your triple profit.

This is the highest of all bitcoin price speculations I have seen in view of the expected halving circle and the bullrun afterwards. I think when making our predictions we should do so within realistic range that by analysis is should be possible to be attained. While we make all of these predictions have we also thought about the market going anticlockwise for a time even after the halving had occurred? At least to prepare our minds and emotions against any market psychology that wanna take us backwards for a while.

[DiMarxist]

I don't think bitcoin will reach that amount. Though bitcoin is trying to hit $80k  it the resistance is very strong that it can't break through the $70+k and I think today when I checked it last it was $70,967.70 and it was just small thing to enter one again though it has hitn72k before this month. But let still waiting it will hit $80k before the halving.

[Stalker22]

Well, thats a bold prediction. Heck, wouldnt we all love to see those kinds of numbers!

In all seriousness, though, I am much more conservative.  $150k-$200k feels like a more realistic target for me.  Dont get me wrong, Im all about making some fat stacks of cash but none of us truly know whats gonna happen.

[Obim34]

I earlier thought I had seen it all when someone speculated the price of Bitcoin reaching an all time high of $170k, untill now that I am seeing this one $400k, I do not really understand why we need to stress ourselves on this much exaggeration, we all hope to see the price of Bitcoin experience a massive bull run but their is yet no certainty of exceeding $200k talk more of $400k. The halving is very close, just by the corner, we are supposed to continue filling our bags instead of predicting what will or may not happen. It is very possible in years to come we may get to see Bitcoin at $400k but not so soon, let's just countinue the process and expect something appealing after the halving,

[decodx]

I'm skeptical we'll see Bitcoin hit $400,000, though I guess anything's possible.  That seems wildly optimistic to me and  not saying it couldnt happen, but maybe we shouldn't get our hopes too high.  As someone already mentioned, the next halving might push us in that direction over the next four or five years...  Who knows.

[serjent05]

No, I do not expect Bitcoin to hit $400k in this coming bull run.  I don't think that Bitcoin has that enough traction to meet the amount.  More or less, I believe Bitcoin can be able to hit more than $100k  and a slim chance of reaching $200k.

Remember investors and traders need to take a profit so many will tend to sell creating resistance to achieving such a price.  With this, I think Bitcoin reaching $400k somehow difficult in the current market situation.  It may be possible after two more halving or  9 more years.

[OgNasty]

Well, thats a bold prediction. Heck, wouldnt we all love to see those kinds of numbers!

In all seriousness, though, I am much more conservative.  $150k-$200k feels like a more realistic target for me.  Dont get me wrong, Im all about making some fat stacks of cash but none of us truly know whats gonna happen.

I'm with you in that I think a more realistic price is around $150K.  Even that would be absolutely amazing.  I'd almost be sad to see it hit $400,000 per coin because I likely would have sold a majority of my stack at half that price. Even when I say that I think a realistic price is $150K, I don't think that's sustainable going forward at this point in time.  I think it would be a temporary bubble as a result of the ETF and halving.  I wouldn't be surprised to see a $200K top in 2025, followed by a 2027 bottom around $70K.  $400K would be cool though.  

[SamReomo]

I'm seeing Bitcoin rising to $400,000 before the first quarter of 2025

I appreciate your optimistic thinking about Bitcoin but to be honest it's not going to happen that way. Bitcoin will surely reach some good levels in first and last quarters of 2025 but $400k seems to be way high than most predictions.

I believe that Bitcoin can easily reach and cross $100k this bull run and even $150k could be crossed if the intensity gets higher. So, I think that it's way better to have a prediction that should be below $200k at least for for this bull run, but I also believe it could even cross $200k if the intensity gets higher.

I believe MicroStrategy will play a big role in this bull run and it will make investors decisions of holding Bitcoin much stronger. If I'm not wrong then they will continue accumulating Bitcoin during this bull run and they won't be selling their holdings until the end of this decade.

[hatshepsut93]

That's waaaaaay too high, I'd be surprised if it even touches $200k. $150k would be a good result for an ATH peak, but it might even be lower at $125k, because there's a pattern that each ATH gets relatively closer to the previous one. There was a $1,300 peak, then $20,000 and then only $69,000  - and here people hoped that Bitcoin would go above $100,000 because going from $20k to $69k is not as big increase as going from $1.3k to $20k.

[stadus]

I do not expect that. This is a huge exaggeration. Yes, the market situation in this cycle is different from all previous cycles due to the approval of the ETF, but not to the point that the price reaches $400,000 in this cycle!!! This is a greatly exaggerated expectation.

Most forecasts believe that the price could be between 100-150K$ in most cases, and this is a logical number in my opinion, according to market data. As for 400K$, this is a number outside of expectations, although no one knows the future, but I think it is a very remote possibility in the current cycle.

I am also expecting more from bitcoin but not to the extent of expecting this huge amount of price. Note that bitcoin has been here long stuck with $70k price and yet, until now we have not even exceeded the amount or even seeing it reaching $80k. So I’m really not convinced that bitcoin would hit that far even after bull run comes.

However, targeting bitcoin to hit $100k-$150k is quite more logical to think. It would not be highly impossible for bitcoin, as it could come up with great surprises at some point. But reaching $400k has still never crossed my mind even after bitcoin halving or bitcoin bull run.

[wxa7115]

I'm seeing Bitcoin rising to $400,000 before the first quarter of 2025, the bull run this time it will be different from the last one. Bitcoin is $70,000 now the halving have not started, I'm looking at the market that this is the right to buy and hold after the bull run then you sell and make your triple profit.

That seems like a price that is too high for me, a range between 150k and 200k at the very peak of the bull run feels right to me, but 400k seems more like a level which could be reached during the next cycle.

Now such a high price will not bother me, but even if we were to suppose that level was reached, I can only imagine how big the drop will be, so I would prefer a milder growth that allowed for a smaller crash, as a way to not discourage new investors to keep investing and believing on the future of this market.

[tertius993]

I'm seeing Bitcoin rising to $400,000 before the first quarter of 2025, the bull run this time it will be different from the last one. Bitcoin is $70,000 now the halving have not started, I'm looking at the market that this is the right to buy and hold after the bull run then you sell and make your triple profit.

No chance. I'd estimate somewhere around $100k to $130k to be the peak.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

With my rational eyes sighting the upcoming  halving and the bull run I will say $100k-150k, it can still go beyond or below but don't want to speculate above this while holding and buying now.

I can't have this kind of OP focast it may turn out to be huge exaggeration at the end those the investor can still move the market depends how they work together but it's not possible they will all works together for what favor you at the point of move may be loss to another but I am still confidence that $100k-150k can be easily achievable