Measly $150K target for Bitcoin this cycle is ‘silly low,' says trader
A Bitcoin price of $150,000 is not nearly ambitious enough, says one crypto trader, citing the expected widespread adoption by countries and corporations that will use it as a store of value.
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A Bitcoin price of $150,000 is not nearly ambitious enough, says one crypto trader, citing the expected widespread adoption by countries and corporations that will use it as a store of value.
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