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As you know I’m a bear on crypto, at this point thinking we are near the top or perhaps have even seen it. At the extreme end of my positive expectations I am a minor bull with $120,000 remaining my target for the top with perhaps an overshoot approaching $150,000. These high targets are not particularly likely in my mind and now is the time to risk for those that can afford a large pull back.
I am not a believer in the ‘bitcoin to a mil this year’ group of acolytes. Bitcoin could hit $1m, for several reasons, but not this cycle. The most obvious way bitcoin could get to billions and zillions is if a beer in a bar costs $100,000 in a doomster hyper-inflation scenario, but I don’t expect the death of the dollar scenario to play out or any of the economic Armageddon what-ifs so loved by internet pundits. Alternatively, bitcoin after another three halvenings could get there in 12 years with ideal economic and geo-political circumstances, but even that seems a stretch. That x10 would be worth waiting for and about a 25% yearly compounding, but it’s not the bitcoin maxi dream of $1m by Christmas. $1m by Christmas? Nope.
$1m, one day sometime in the long future… maybe.
There is a fundamental problem I spotted when chatting with Davin Linn on his YouTube channel debating bitcoin maxi Samson Mow:
A question crypto denizens should ask is, Is bitcoin likely to be the dominant crypto forever? Will the first crypto, like Neo in the Matrix, be ‘The One.’ It is possible but the opposite is also possible. The mere possibility of bitcoin being superseded seriously undermines the $1m a coin idea under normal economic circumstances.
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