Industry Insiders Predict ‘Higher’ Bitcoin Price in 2017
Let’s take a look at what some of Bitcoin’s industry insiders predict for 2017 as general sentiment is more bullish than ever and BTC is eyeing a new all-time high. Tulip? More Like Champagne Bubbles. Bitcoin is no stranger to bubbles. In fact, there’s probably a Tulip-mania inspired obituary out there already. But tulips can’t store value long-term, can’t be sent to the other side of the globe in seconds, and certainly can’t live on your mobile phone. Bitcoin is a different breed indeed. Its fluctuations come and go…and come back again stronger than ever. You see, it is becoming....
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Several of the Bitcoin experts are expecting another Bitcoin bubble this year, although it will hopefully be a more legitimate one. The Bitcoin price will always remain a topic of significant debate, as there are those who feel the cryptocurrency is undervalued, whereas others predict stagnation or even a decline. Several Bitcoin experts weighed in with their thoughts recently, and there are some interesting responses, to say the least. The Bitcoin Price Throughout 2016 and 2017. There have been some spectacular Bitcoin price predictions in the past, and even though the value per BTC has....
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Bitcoin is a way off from its $67,000 all-time high, but analysts say historical data and fractals point toward “another leg” up. On Oct. 22 Bitcoin (BTC) price entered what some traders predict to be a "consolidation phase" as investors lock in profits following a non-stop run-up in price that began on Oct. 1 and saw BTC increase 55% in just three weeks. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView shows that a wave of midday selling on Friday dropped the price of Bitcoin from support at $63,300 down to the $60,000 level. BTC/USDT 1-day chart. Source: TradingViewHere’s what market....
Quick Facts: ➡️ Bitcoin sentiment is transitioning from fear to cautious optimism as price grinds higher, historically the phase when capital rotates into higher‑beta plays. ➡️ Tom Lee predicts Bitcoin to retake $100K+ by the end of 2025, while analysts expect a 2026 bull cycle. ➡️ Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) targets Bitcoin’s limitations by pairing an […]