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April 10, 2024, 05:50:09 AM
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Next Bitcoin Halving to Propel Prices to Between $150,000 and $169,000, Says Bitfinex

A new analysis by Bitfinex researchers predicts a 160% surge in bitcoin’s price in the upcoming 12-14 months, potentially reaching over $150,000 per unit. This forecast, derived from historical data and statistical models related to previous Bitcoin halving events, suggests a bullish future for the world’s leading digital currency.

Bitfinex Researchers See Bitcoin Soaring Past $150,000 in 12-14 Months

Bitfinex’s Alpha report delves into Bitcoin’s past halving events since the first one in 2012, employing a regression model to forecast the potential impact of the upcoming halving. Despite acknowledging the simplicity of their model, researchers argue for a significant upswing in bitcoin’s value, projecting it to hit between $150,000 and $169,000. This optimistic outlook is tempered by the recognition of unprecedented market dynamics, such as pre-halving all-time highs and increased selling pressure from both long-term and short-term BTC holders.

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Bitcoin’s price has shown considerable volatility, with significant price fluctuations around the $70,000 mark. Much of this is due to selling pressure from both short-term (STH) and long-term holders (LTH).

The report highlights the consolidation phase BTC is currently experiencing, with prices fluctuating between $65,000 and $71,000. This period of volatility is punctuated by significant buying activity from short-term holders, including new spot buyers and U.S. spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which have absorbed nearly 900,000 BTC released by long-term holders since the start of the year. This shift underscores the evolving dynamics of bitcoin ownership and the growing influence of institutional investments on its market price.

Adding a layer of complexity to bitcoin’s trajectory are broader macroeconomic indicators. The Alpha report points to robust job market growth and wage increases in the U.S., which could influence the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions. Such economic conditions, coupled with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s recent statements on inflation and monetary policy, provide a backdrop against which BTC’s post-halving performance must be considered.

Beyond the U.S. market, Bitfinex’s analysis touches on global developments affecting the cryptocurrency space, such as South Korea’s impending stricter regulations for crypto exchanges and Australia’s steps toward launching its first bitcoin ETF. These international movements, alongside innovations in banking services for stablecoin issuers in Hong Kong, reflect a maturing market increasingly influenced by regulatory and institutional actors.

“The decision to list the ETF on Cboe Australia is seen as providing greater confidence to regulators that the fund will be trading on an exchange that is part of Cboe Global Markets, one of the best known international markets,” Bitfinex researchers conclude.

Source: https://news.bitcoin.com/next-bitcoin-halving-to-propel-prices-to-between-150000-and-169000-says-bitfinex/

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April 10, 2024, 06:27:55 AM
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I think it is not that simple to use historical data to predict the Bitcoin price for the next Halving. You should look at each "Halving" in the context of all the other things that happened at the same time, when the Halving happened in the past.

It could have been that there might have been some other major event that happened at the same time as the Halving.. that pumped the price in the past. This "Halving" still fall in the same pump hype of the Bitcoin ETFs that was launched recently.

Look at the bigger picture, when you analyze the impact of the price pump during these events. When the last halving happened on May 11, 2020, the price rose around 12% in the following week.... so based on that, we might realistically only see a price between $70k and $80k, based on todays price.

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April 11, 2024, 03:19:42 PM
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From what I recall when there wasn't a huge jump right away, some (without foresight) people sold and then it took a while to come back to new highs.  I think that it seemed that shortsighted people seemed to expect an immediate jump, then when it didn't immediately materialize they took some profit and then missed the bigger gains over the last X years, depending on when it happened.
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