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True, but we can’t ignore potential dips. Is it really just speculation or is there solid reasoning behind this prediction?

I just came across this prediction that Bitcoin could hit $833,000 in the next decade, starting from where it is now at about $93K. What's everyone think? Is it actually possible or just a wild guess?

Isn’t a 3-year wait a bit short for all this? A lot can happen.

Sounds like a classic bait and switch. People might rush in thinking it’s a sure thing.

As BTC grows, it gets tougher to hit new all-time highs. So yeah, estimates around $150k to $200k make sense. But if all the stars align, who knows? 300k to 500k might be possible.

Got any referrals or is it all from your own work? Just curious how others are doing.

Just to clarify, that tweet was on January 10th.

Predictions are often flawed. Don't count on what anyone, even Hal or Satoshi, says.

Encouraging you to keep sharing your trades here, for sure. As long as we see updates and no selling strategies, it’s all good.

You can find other sites that track Bitcoin Treasuries for companies and countries. They can help you get a basic understanding before you get into on-chain analysis.

You wanna talk manipulation? Look at this exchange company, axiomexchange. ZachXBT called them out for insider trading the other day.

Yeah, it’s kind of sad to think people might fall for it. Losing that much to carelessness? Ouch.

Just ask LLM or Google why quantum stuff won’t be a massive issue for BTC. Then come back and share what you found.

Yes! If things keep heading the way they are, we could see a big market cap which will lower volatility. More demand means more stability.

True, it’s not only opportunists; even well-meaning changes can be disastrous. Sure, there’s peer review, but mistakes can happen easily.

Your take is weak. It’s clear you're just here for clout. Saylor’s concerns about opportunists messing with Bitcoin are on point. This happens a lot.

The only charm of shitcoins is they’re cheap. Some people wanna own a whole coin instead of just Satoshis. Plus, influencers hype them up as potential goldmines.

You made a choice back then. No point in beating yourself up. Just keep moving forward.

Hypothetically speaking, it’s impossible in the EU now. KYC is mandatory for all transactions, and setting up a physical machine involves costs and regulations.

The court reduced Ripple’s fine from $2 billion to $125 million. That’s like a huge win for them, right? Seems like the SEC overstepped.