Will BTC reach $20000 by 2025?

Yeah, I sure think it will. Got a bright future for sure.
 
BTC will reach 50k in 2022-2023, im ready to start a bet with everyone who wants here in multi escrow by btc without any limitation!

- a early adopter



Dropping of Forex Markets, growing inflation worldwide, safe heaven in growing worldwide conflicts and restriction for states like north korea, iran, russia.
limited quantity does the rest. Gold 2.0, all first world countries working on there own digital currencies, what do you think will be the next goldstandard?

Betting in dropping btc market in longterm is betting on a world full of candies

21 million BTC (and many are already lost) / 7 Billion People, simple math.

For payment: What does paypal do for you as seller? Charging 1-3% of your money, for charging all your money back when they get scammed by the buyer?
Have fun by paying them for giving you no protection as seller or freezing your money for no reason.
When you get btc, they are yours for just cents.

If you know any other way then crypto to save money in your mind (by private key or seed), which cant take any authoritarian government, feel free to share.


Hi.

You said yourself, countries working for their own etc. All the facts you mentioned, advocate that governments have started a fight to regulate it, eradicate it, or replace it. If you remember, some years back, there were almost no regulations for crypto. After the "BTC-Tulip-mania" that reached it's value peak, gov and official institutions representatives came out warning people of how bad BTC is. More and more regulations are being enforced to the crypto system to abide by some rules they set. (Look what they did to FBs Libra). BTC being decentralised doesn't mean it cannot be marginalised.
So my guess is that governments mechanism are just a slow giant, they reduce it's value/ease of use/state step by step, until they assimilate it into an "official crypto system".
 
I am concerned about that massive portion of BTC still out there in the hands on a single person. That person can tank the market quite easily.
Who is that person ? Satoshi ?
 
Hi.

You said yourself, countries working for their own etc. All the facts you mentioned, advocate that governments have started a fight to regulate it, eradicate it, or replace it. If you remember, some years back, there were almost no regulations for crypto. After the "BTC-Tulip-mania" that reached it's value peak, gov and official institutions representatives came out warning people of how bad BTC is. More and more regulations are being enforced to the crypto system to abide by some rules they set. (Look what they did to FBs Libra). BTC being decentralised doesn't mean it cannot be marginalised.
So my guess is that governments mechanism are just a slow giant, they reduce it's value/ease of use/state step by step, until they assimilate it into an "official crypto system".
I could bet you have a view from asia on it?

For example our biggest banks in europe told bitcoin a scam and gave out news like every employeer of them gets fired, when he has bitcoin in his private portfolio. That all since 2010. Now its 2020 and the same banks got the permission of the european gov to setup there own crypto based fonds. And the biggest opponent of bitcoin here for years "Deutsche Bank" (should be everyone a name in the world), announced his first bitcoin asset.

One of the biggest stock exchanges in europe has set up his own bitcoin stock exchange in 2019.

All democratic countries in the world try to find a way to regulate cryptos. And regulation is not banning. many asian countries try to ban crypto, in the lead the corrupt india and the dictatorial china. We all know why, but they fail.

Now, coronavirus is going trough the world, the world economy is falling again. And who is growing? Gold and Crypto. coincidentally? I dont think so.
 
Hi.

You said yourself, countries working for their own etc. All the facts you mentioned, advocate that governments have started a fight to regulate it, eradicate it, or replace it. If you remember, some years back, there were almost no regulations for crypto. After the "BTC-Tulip-mania" that reached it's value peak, gov and official institutions representatives came out warning people of how bad BTC is. More and more regulations are being enforced to the crypto system to abide by some rules they set. (Look what they did to FBs Libra). BTC being decentralised doesn't mean it cannot be marginalised.
So my guess is that governments mechanism are just a slow giant, they reduce it's value/ease of use/state step by step, until they assimilate it into an "official crypto system".

200 years ago every idiot was able to dig for gold. Today we have big regulations on that, big regulations for KYC when you buy gold. Big regulations for banks to offer gold assets, does that mean that the gold price is low? No, the goldprice is still going up.
 
Not $20000 but like $2 perhaps. Before you guys start attacking me on my low prediction, show me your talking parrot which you used for your high prediction?
USD has been crashing against any asset for 100 years, why would that change?

BTC will reach all time hime, scarce digital asset (world going digital), asset transferable at low cost (unlike wires and Paypal). etc etc.
 
USD has been crashing against any asset for 100 years, why would that change?

BTC will reach all time hime, scarce digital asset (world going digital), asset transferable at low cost (unlike wires and Paypal). etc etc.
Please provide a photo of your parrot.
 
Possible with the emerging tech and limited supply, could be the digital gold of today
 
Shouldn't resurrect old threads, but I guess this can be an exception. Sure was a bulls-eye prediction here.
 
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