The Bitcoin currency is experiencing sharp fluctuations these days, with some experts predicting it will reach $100,000 by the end of 2024, while others warn of a potential crash. This debate comes amid conflicting factors affecting the market.
On one hand, there are positive indicators such as the adoption of Bitcoin in major payment systems and the US Securities and Exchange Commission's approval of Bitcoin investment funds. Additionally, the upcoming "halving" - which will reduce Bitcoin mining rewards - has historically led to price increases.
But risks are also present, especially with central banks tightening monetary policies and global economic instability. Some analysts suggest that the market may be in a bubble that needs correction.
Amid this and that, investors remain divided. Experts advise not to put all eggs in one basket and to invest wisely without being carried away by overly optimistic or pessimistic forecasts.
