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Financial analyst thinks Bitcoin could hit $100,000 in the next nine months
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Updated: Dec. 7, 2020 at 9:29 pm UTC
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Bitcoin has undergone an extremely strong rally since the March low of $3,500. At the recent all-time highs of $19,950, the coin was up around 470 percent from its March lows. It is the best-performing macro asset since mid-March, unless you count Ethereum.
Still, analysts think that Bitcoin has further to rally in the months ahead, citing macroeconomic factors set to drive parabolic growth in this nascent space.
Bitcoin could hit $100,000 in the next nine months
Dan Tapiero, a macro investor and gold bull that over the past year has embraced cryptocurrency, recently said that he thinks BTC will rally another 500 percent in the next nine months:
“Remarkable to think that just 9 months ago #bitcoin was at 4000. Almost a 500% rally to today. 500% rally from here puts us at 100k #btc. Don’t think it can happen in 9 months but it would just be replicating what it’s done in past 9 months.”
Tapiero’s comment comes in spite of the fact that he himself is a big Bitcoin bull, expecting monetary inflation and a dropping U.S. dollar to drive extreme growth in the crypto-asset markets.
Financial analyst and author Preston Pysh begged to differ, writing that he thinks “9 months is exactly what it’ll take for the next 500%. End of August 2021.”
I think 9 months is exactly what it'll take for the next 500%. End of August 2021.
— Preston Pysh (@PrestonPysh) December 7, 2020
While Pysh did not explain his thought process here, he has explained it in podcasts and other tweet threads where he discussed the outlook of the leading cryptocurrency in today’s world.
Much of his bullish sentiment boils down to the Stock to Flow model, created by the pseudonymous analyst “PlanB.”
For those that do not know, the model suggests that Bitcoin’s price action is somewhat correlated with the inverse of the inflation rate, the “stock-to-flow ratio.” The ratio recently underwent a strong surge as a result of May’s block reward halving. The model predicts Bitcoin will hit $100,000 by the end of December 2021 at the latest. This is in line with Pysh’s comment about the asset hitting $100,000 by August.
Not the only one that thinks so
Pysh is far from the only one expecting further exponential growth in the coming cycle.
Willy Woo, a prominent on-chain analyst, recently said that he one of his price action models predicts Bitcoin will rally toward $200,000 or even $300,000 in 2021.
Woo’s optimistic sentiment is in line with certain on-chain trends he follows, such as the “re-accumulation” currently taking place in the Bitcoin market. Woo noticed that prior to the previous bull market that took BTC from the $500 region to $20,000, he noticed a similar trend.
Views on 2021 (THREAD):
My Top Model suggesting $200k per BTC by end of 2021 looks conservative, $300k not out of the question.
The current market on average paid $7456 for their coins. You all are geniuses. pic.twitter.com/5t1pHXwE0b
— Willy Woo (@woonomic) December 1, 2020
Others sharing the belief that Bitcoin will rally past $100,000 in the coming years include Tyler Winklevoss, CEO of Gemini and a Bitcoin billionaire, and Raoul Pal, a Wall Street veteran.
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Bitcoin, a decentralized currency that defies the sway of central banks or administrators, transacts electronically, circumventing intermediaries via a peer-to-peer network.
Willy Woo, born in Hong Kong and raised in New Zealand from a young age, embarked on a technology-driven career path after completing his university education.
Tyler Winklevoss, known for his pioneering role in the cryptocurrency realm, is a Harvard University alumnus with a degree in Economics and holds an MBA from Oxford University.
A former hedge fund manager who retired at 36, Raoul Pal is a co-founder of Real Vision, a financial media company offering in-depth video interviews and research publications from the world’s best investors.
Cameron Winklevoss, a renowned figure in the cryptocurrency sector, is a Harvard University graduate with a degree in Economics and holds an MBA from Oxford University.
