Historically accurate ‘decaying peaks’ study sees Bitcoin price at $164K by 2025
The same study correctly predicted Bitcoin price to reach $65,732 in 2021, a mere $1,050 price difference from the previous all-time high.
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The same study correctly predicted Bitcoin price to reach $65,732 in 2021, a mere $1,050 price difference from the previous all-time high.
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