What's coming next for Bitcoin's value?

[laspol65]

Look, Bitcoin prices have been increasing in cycles for a long time, 2024 was the Bitcoin halving year. And the following year, 2025, was the bull market where Bitcoin prices reached their highest point and it has been proven that it has touched $126k. However, 2028 will be the Bitcoin halving year again, but in the meantime, we cannot expect any significant increase in Bitcoin prices.
Because we must wait until 2029 for Bitcoin prices to reach their all-time highs. So, the current Bitcoin price is the most advantageous for us, the current time is the best time to hold Bitcoin.

[Pandu Geddon]

do y’all think we would be getting a major upside push very soon?

To go up quickly, I'm still not sure that will happen anytime soon. We can see that now the price is back to last week's level at $63k. We did see some increase, but it eventually corrected again. Moments like this seem to keep repeating several times, just like when Bitcoin passed $80k and many thought we were already out of the bearish phase. But after that, a deeper correction still happened.

[Perfectbaby]

If that could affect the price we could have seen it coming as possible, but what you must also
Know is that the war didn’t just start today at least is been
Months now and the beginning of the war we have it affected the price of bitcoin so well and bitcoin have at least try fight toward the effect and now has taken its ground. So, I do not think the war will have much effects on bitcoin price anymore except there is other negative news that would likely come at last. But for me, I have seen bitcoin price to be on bullish because bitcoin has already scaled through so see that the war would affect bitcoin price is never a new thing anymore.

[EarnOnVictor]

do y’all think we would be getting a major upside push very soon? Especially amidst the ongoing ruckus, such as the US bombing Iran and them raising oil prices

At this point, the US-Iran escalation will not affect Bitcoin anymore, what it had done as the worst was what it did when the war started newly. If you study Bitcoin cleverly, you would realise that it reacts to things like that momentarily, but after a while, it closes its gate and turns a deaf ear.

However, it's too early to know what Bitcoin would do consistently. I still believe it's in its bearish phase, which is currently experiencing some breathtaking activities due to corrections. Injections happen this period, but can it really sustain a buy?

[Lexandroove]

Not all of this development we discover that bitcoin market react towards, I can't deny the fact that they could be coincidence in some cases, but also be raised assured that institutional investors could not control the network, wild incidence of Iran and us war together with Israel does not also determine what we should expect when bitcoin is not controlled or moved by the inpact of inflation, those that mostly got affected in this manner and the traditional asset investors upon some of these companies you mentioned, remember bitcoin is decentralized and everything has to be based on its market supply and demand in respect to its season.

Of course, we can say that Bitcoin isn’t entirely reactionary to institutional activities, but we still shouldn’t negate the impact that they can have. Bitcoin’s protocol, though decentralised, still has its value (price) driven by classic supply and demand, with large institutional investors being a significant part of that demand
Economic events such as inflation, interest rate decisions, as well as ETF inflows don’t change how Bitcoin works, but they do affect sentiment. So, while its fundamentals remain independent of government and institutions, its market price in the short and mid-term remains influenced by the behaviour of large market participants

[boyptc]

What wasn't talked about here is the Bitcoin halving, whether it would still hold to the post-halving effect. I'm just thinking of the events that would probably have a direct effect on the value. Thinking that the influence of the miners is still big since they handle everything in terms of supply. I do hope that they don't sell a lot, though.

They are ignoring the effect of halving. In the past, it's the most talked contributor why the price of bitcoin was skyrocketing.

But these days, we get to hear about the 'institutional money getting in' and 'there's no more money coming in'. It's either of the two depending on the market situation.

The latter part is what we'd mostly hear from speculators because of the market's condition now. And that push that we're waiting for probably won't be there until such time unless there's a change on the cycle.

[alastantiger]

With the likes of BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, and Grayscale having played their respective parts in making BTC’s six-day upside inflow streak feasible, and seeing as its price performance has stayed relatively decent based on the news that inflation is subsiding, do y’all think we would be getting a major upside push very soon? Especially amidst the ongoing ruckus, such as the US bombing Iran and them raising oil prices

The market is looking good right now but for how long can the market continue to look this good when we know what is happening around the world in regards to the war in Iran, nobody knows when the next bombing is going to happen and if it's going to affect the market because the market is currently fragile and any news now can affect the market more than it was supposed to do. Bitcoin is presently in its bear cycle as it is difficult to predict that the market is going to move upwards because of any news that comes in right now. I can only be positive like others and expect the market to increase but that does not mean the market will not go opposite and start correcting again. There is more fear right now in the market and whenever there is fear it affect the market negatively and I'm expecting that is what is going to happen.