$BTC Bitcoin’s current price at $103,995.16, down 3.39% amid the Israel-Iran conflict’s escalation, contrasts with some wildly bullish predictions. Analysts citing past halving cycles project a potential “blow-off top” to $325,000 by July 5, 2025, driven by technical patterns and post-halving momentum. Longer-term, figures like Michael Saylor and Fidelity see BTC hitting $1 million or even $1 billion by 2035-2040, fueled by institutional adoption via ETFs, supply constraints from the April 2024 halving, potential central bank policy easing, and growing utility in regions like El Salvador. However, geopolitical shocks like today’s strikes on Iran and macro risks (e.g., tariff-driven inflation) could derail short-term gains. Key support at $100,000-$102,000 is critical; a break below might signal deeper corrections, while holding could pave the way for a rebound. I’m watching BTC’s reaction to Iran’s next move and eyeing ETH for broader market cues. What’s your take—chasing the $325K dream or playing it safe?