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Name	Symbol	Market	Market Cap ($)	Algorithm
Flow	FLOWUSD	Crypto	781,868,145	Unknown

	Price Change	Price Change %	Current Price	Bid Price	Offer
	-0.002	-0.39%	0.507	0.506	0.507

High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Prev. Close	52 Week Range
0.516	0.506	0.510	0.509	0.440000 - 1.70

Exchange	Last Trade	Size	Trade Price	Currency
GDAX	13:53:57	0.015000	0.507	USD

Price x Volume	Volume	Base Symbol	Related Pairs
14,110.73	27,631.55	FLOW	FLOWEUR	FLOWGBP	FLOWBTC

Analyst Sees Bitcoin Reaching $8 Trillion Market Cap: What Price Will This Surge Bring?

01/10/2024 4:30am

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Bitcoin (BTC) reached a two-month high of $66,500 last Friday, fueled by fresh market liquidity and renewed investor confidence in risk assets following the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest rate cut on September 18. However, one analyst predicts that the cryptocurrency’s market capitalization and price could grow significantly in the coming years if the current bullish trends continue. Bitcoin Price Could Hit $550,000 Amid Market Changes In a recent social media post, crypto analyst Doctor Profit outlined a bullish outlook for Bitcoin, predicting that its market capitalization and price could significantly increase if past growth patterns hold over the coming years. Doctor Profit argues that the largest cryptocurrency on the market could reach a market capitalization of $8 trillion, which he estimates would be equivalent to a price of around $550,000 by 2030. Related Reading: Solana Price (SOL) Holds Crucial Support Level: Is the Rally Still Alive? Doctor Profit’s analysis compares Bitcoin’s potential to gold, which currently has a market cap of around $16 trillion. He bases his calculations on several factors, including new liquidity inflows and movements in the gold market. Specifically, the analyst estimates that the market capitalization of gold could rise to between $13 trillion and $19 trillion, strengthening Bitcoin’s position as a viable alternative asset. His analysis also includes considerations of inflation and the substantial amount of Bitcoin that is effectively lost. With estimates suggesting that about 15 million BTC are still in circulation and around 6 million BTC lost forever, the scarcity of Bitcoin could drive its value higher. In addition, Doctor Profit expects the M2 money supply – the Fed’s estimate of the total money supply, including the cash people hold in their hands – to increase from $21 trillion to $33 trillion by 2028, which should further boost BTC’s price over that period. Analyst Expects Significant Corrections Ahead For BTC The analyst also discussed technical analysis, suggesting that while Bitcoin might face periodic corrections—a healthy occurrence in any upward trend—these should not be mistaken for bear markets. Doctor Profit expects 3-4 significant corrections of 40-50% as Bitcoin approaches milestones such as $120,000, $160,000, and $220,000, notably surpassing BTC’s current record high of $73,700 reached in March this year. However, he emphasizes that these corrections represent opportunities rather than risks for long-term investors. Related Reading: EigenLayer Founder Reiterates Support For Ethereum, Why Is ETH Struggling? Doctor Profit also clarified that a long-term investment strategy can include active trading and holding. The analyst believes that corrections should not deter investors but rather be viewed as chances to buy at lower prices. At the time of writing, the largest cryptocurrency on the market is trading at $63,590, recording losses of 3.4% in the 24-hour. Featured image from DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com

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