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Could Bitcoin Actually Hit $200,000 Before 2026?
Bitcoin trades for about $105,000 (as of June 19), yet credible analysts are mapping a route to its price surpassing $200,000 by the end of 2025. For reference, a 90% price gain to $200,000 would raise Bitcoin's market cap to about $3.9 trillion. That target looks unduly aggressive only if you ignore two simple forces: a sharply lower trickle of new coins, and a sharply higher amount of institutional demand. Both are already affecting the coin's price right now. Let's see what the numbers actually say and take a moment to understand why the forecast for $200,000 isn't unreasonable at all. The supply squeeze is real, ... (full story)
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