Bitcoin price all-time high will precede 2024 halving — New prediction

cointelegraph.com:

Bitcoin (BTC) has a $250,000 target for after its next block subsidy halving — but new all-time highs will come sooner.

That is the latest BTC price prediction from BitQuant, the popular social media commentator who sees a rosy future for the largest cryptocurrency.

In his latest post on X (formerly Twitter) on Sept. 15, the pseudonymous “central banker and Bitcoiner” revealed a pre-halving target above $69,000.

“No, Bitcoin is not going to top before the halving,” he wrote in part of commentary.

Bitcoin has just over six months before the halving, the event that cuts miner rewards earned per block by 50% every four years.

Analysts argue that the resulting emission restrictions have a cathartic impact on BTC price performance, acting as something of a springboard in advance of Bitcoin seeing new all-time highs.

For BitQuant, however, that alone is not bullish enough. Not only will Bitcoin beat its current record, set in 2021, before next April — it will go on to hit $250,000 per coin after the next halving cycle begins.

“No, BTC is not going to $160K because the magnitude of every pullback is large,” he continued.

As Cointelegraph reported, market participants are highly divided when it comes to how BTC price action will play out into the halving and beyond.

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Some agree that higher levels are possible by April, but plenty of conservative voices remain.

Last month, Bitcoin investor and author Jesse Myers dispelled any idea that BTC/USD will be trading at six figures between now and then.

In a subsequent interview with Cointelegraph, meanwhile, Filbfilb, co-founder of trading suite DecenTrader, gave a pre-halving BTC price ceiling of $46,000.

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