Crypto analyst Mikybull Crypto once mentioned between $138,000 and $150,000 as "optimal targets for Bitcoin in this bull run.” Related Reading: Analyst Says Solana Price Could Rise 450% To $840 – Here Are The Drivers Crypto analyst Cryptorphic also mentioned that BTC could rise to as high as $156,000 by next year, while Skybridge Capital CEO Anthony Scaramucci expects Bitcoin to rise higher and reach $170,000 sometime in 2025.
He claimed that the crypto token could rise to this price level based on the stock-to-flow (STF) indicator. More Conservative Price Targets For BTC Other crypto analysts have given more conservative price targets for Bitcoin in this bull run, although a major consensus seems to be the fact that the flagship crypto will more than likely rise above $100,000.
He has again reaffirmed his bullish stance and mentioned when exactly the flagship crypto will hit this unprecedented price target. When Bitcoin Will Rise To $1 Million Mow mentioned that he is still certain that Bitcoin will reach $1 million and added that the flagship crypto will reach this price target within a year.
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