Bitcoin has broken new boundaries. Yesterday, after breaking above $20k at roughly 8 am New York time, Bitcoin marched on towards new all-time highs. Roughly 24 hours have passed with the asset reaching a high of $23,777 during this timeframe.
Market conditions are reminiscent of early 2017 when BTC price surpassed the previous highs formed in November 2013. In 2017, a remarkable year of returns followed where Bitcoin formed all-time highs that are only now being breached. We may be on the precipice of a similar year of returns.
But this time is different. It certainly is. This time, institutional investors are scrambling to get exposure to Bitcoin. Over the past week alone, we have observed MicroStrategy raising $650 million to invest in BTC, 169-year old insurer MassMutual
allocating $100 million from their general account, and a UK fund announcing a £550 million investment.
With Bitcoin trading in new territory, price movements will likely be volatile. It’s anybody's guess where the price could go as a bull market unfolds. Here’s a compilation of estimates from renowned investors
. There may be an element of survivorship bias here but it’s been a while since I’ve heard a “Bitcoin is going to zero” prediction. Shoutout to Kevin Rooke who originally compiled the below list.
Raoul Pal: $1 million per coin in the next five years.
Winklevoss Twins: $500k per coin with no timeline provided
Citibank Analyst Tom Fitzpatrick: As high as $318k per coin by December 2021
Chamath Palihapitiya: In 2017, Chamath estimated that Bitcoin would probably reach $100k in the next 3-4 years and possibly $1 million in the next 20 years.
Mike Novogratz: $65k per coin with no timeline provided.
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