In an unstable economic situation, BTCUSD is still growing
According to Bernstein, Bitcoin's value doubled in 2023, a year of marked economic turmoil, marking the beginning of a new bullish cycle. Accelerators that could propel Bitcoin towards the $150,000 goal by mid-2025 include upcoming SEC-approved ETFs and Bitcoin halving scheduled for April 2024 .
They argue that investors can respond to this trend through direct participation or high-beta methods. One of these methods is to favor Bitcoin mining companies that are expected to increase in value and can generate significant returns on investment.
The possible approval of a Bitcoin-related ETF by the SEC could also act as a catalyst for crypto growth. This ETF provides retail and institutional investors with an accessible way to tap into the growing cryptocurrency market without having to directly purchase and store digital assets.
Furthermore, the value of Bitcoin is expected to increase further due to the ``halving'' scheduled for April 2024. This event, which halved the reward for mining new blocks, effectively slowed down the rate at which new Bitcoins were created, causing historically large price increases.
They argue that investors can respond to this trend through direct participation or high-beta methods. One of these methods is to favor Bitcoin mining companies that are expected to increase in value and can generate significant returns on investment.
The possible approval of a Bitcoin-related ETF by the SEC could also act as a catalyst for crypto growth. This ETF provides retail and institutional investors with an accessible way to tap into the growing cryptocurrency market without having to directly purchase and store digital assets.
Furthermore, the value of Bitcoin is expected to increase further due to the ``halving'' scheduled for April 2024. This event, which halved the reward for mining new blocks, effectively slowed down the rate at which new Bitcoins were created, causing historically large price increases.
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