Bitcoinâs (BTC) 7% surge above $100,000 in the past 24 hours has ignited a massive reaction in the crypto community. Market experts and analysts are discussing factors that led to the historic move and speculating about how high bitcoin can go, given the current state of the market.
CryptoPotato received remarks from analysts at the crypto exchange Bitfinex and the on-chain analytics platform Nansen. Additionally, founders of traditional finance firms heavily invested in the leading digital currency dropped their opinions on the win.
According to Bitfinex analysts, the halving earlier this year influenced bitcoinâs move past $100,000. Following the event in April, BTC supply was reduced by half, as was its emission rate and inflation, leading to a slow supply shock.
The United States Federal Reserve avoided a âplausible recessionâ and a major job market crisis, contributing to bitcoinâs ascent to $100,000. To Bitfinex analysts, preventing a real estate collapse despite rising housing loan default rates added to macroeconomic stability, creating a favorable environment for BTC to thrive.
Another factor is Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powellâs comparison of BTC to gold at the New York Times DealBook Summit on December 4. He said the leading cryptocurrency competes with the precious metal, not the U.S. dollar.
Top on the list is the emergence of the crypto-friendly Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States. During his campaign, Trump took a pro-crypto stance and won over the digital asset community. Now, he has appointed the crypto-friendly Paul Atkins as the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Nansenâs Principal Research Analyst, Aurelie Barthere, said Atkinsâ nomination helped bitcoinâs last leg to $100,000.
As BTC continues its surge, Bitfinex has placed its short-term target at $112,000 â the asset was worth $101,820 at press time. Analysts asserted that trading activities will decline over the holiday period; however, the market will continue to see long-term holder distribution.
From Nansenâs perspective, Decemberâs positive seasonality should prevent any major corrections in bitcoinâs price. However, tradersâ expectations could be disappointed if Trump prioritizes tariff and immigration-related policies after his inauguration on January 20.
Regardless, Richard Teng, CEO of the worldâs largest crypto exchange, Binance, believes Bitcoinâs journey to $100,000 is a testament to how bold ideas can shape the digital future. Cathie Wood, founder of the asset manager Ark Invest, said:
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CryptoPotato received remarks from analysts at the crypto exchange Bitfinex and the on-chain analytics platform Nansen. Additionally, founders of traditional finance firms heavily invested in the leading digital currency dropped their opinions on the win.
Analysts React to BTC Above $100K
According to Bitfinex analysts, the halving earlier this year influenced bitcoinâs move past $100,000. Following the event in April, BTC supply was reduced by half, as was its emission rate and inflation, leading to a slow supply shock.
The United States Federal Reserve avoided a âplausible recessionâ and a major job market crisis, contributing to bitcoinâs ascent to $100,000. To Bitfinex analysts, preventing a real estate collapse despite rising housing loan default rates added to macroeconomic stability, creating a favorable environment for BTC to thrive.
Another factor is Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powellâs comparison of BTC to gold at the New York Times DealBook Summit on December 4. He said the leading cryptocurrency competes with the precious metal, not the U.S. dollar.
Bitcoin Short-term Target at $112k
Top on the list is the emergence of the crypto-friendly Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States. During his campaign, Trump took a pro-crypto stance and won over the digital asset community. Now, he has appointed the crypto-friendly Paul Atkins as the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Nansenâs Principal Research Analyst, Aurelie Barthere, said Atkinsâ nomination helped bitcoinâs last leg to $100,000.
As BTC continues its surge, Bitfinex has placed its short-term target at $112,000 â the asset was worth $101,820 at press time. Analysts asserted that trading activities will decline over the holiday period; however, the market will continue to see long-term holder distribution.
From Nansenâs perspective, Decemberâs positive seasonality should prevent any major corrections in bitcoinâs price. However, tradersâ expectations could be disappointed if Trump prioritizes tariff and immigration-related policies after his inauguration on January 20.
Regardless, Richard Teng, CEO of the worldâs largest crypto exchange, Binance, believes Bitcoinâs journey to $100,000 is a testament to how bold ideas can shape the digital future. Cathie Wood, founder of the asset manager Ark Invest, said:
The post Experts and Analysts React to Bitcoinâs Surge Past $100K: Whatâs Next? appeared first on CryptoPotato.
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