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Bitcoin’s value could rise to $100,000, due to potential U.S. regulatory changes and enduring institutional support, according to QCP Capital, Singaporean traders. Despite recent Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) outflows, investment from large companies, including MicroStrategy and Metaplanet, remains robust. However, market analysts warn of possible overvaluation and a subsequent correction. Furthermore, should Bitcoin achieve this milestone, altcoins could also enjoy a surge, providing Bitcoin’s market dominance falls below 58%.
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The dream of Bitcoin hitting the $100,000 mark isn’t as far-fetched as it seemed a few months ago. Thanks to possible changes in U.S. regulations and solid institutional support, Bitcoin’s price could soar. Some experts believe that once Bitcoin’s market domination settles, we could see altcoins having their day in the sun.
Even though the future looks bright, there are concerns about overvaluation and chances of market corrections. Just a few months back, the idea of Bitcoin hitting a six-figure value seemed impossible, particularly as Bitcoin stayed below $65,000. But expected changes in U.S. regulations have revived hopes.
Singapore-based traders at QCP Capital believe $100,000 Bitcoin isn’t a pipe dream. They state that despite recent outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, institutional adoption remains strong. Big companies like MicroStrategy and Metaplanet have announced fresh Bitcoin purchases, with MicroStrategy holding 1.5% of the total Bitcoin supply.
Experts believe that if Bitcoin hits $100,000, gains could flow into altcoins, possibly signaling an ‘alt season’. For this to happen, Bitcoin’s market dominance needs to drop below 58%. Some banks and traditional finance analysts have given even bigger targets, as high as $200,000, following Donald Trump’s victory in November.
Still, not everyone is all sunshine and roses. Some believe that while the initial rally was easy, the next stage could be trickier with more price fluctuations and chances of losses. If a blow-off top occurs, the previous record high of around $69,000 could be tested again. Some argue that because the US Federal Reserve isn’t in a rush to cut interest rates, investors are reevaluating their Bitcoin investments.