Bitcoin Bull Cycle Could Bring BTC ATH to $200K or $500K

Van de Poppe explores institutional influx and peak predictions.
Diminishing returns, four-year cycle, and ETF impact examined.
Anticipates global Bitcoin standard, extended bull cycle, and post-crash strategies.

Crypto analyst and MN Trading CEO, Michaël van de Poppe, delves into the dynamics of the upcoming Bitcoin bull cycle. In detail, Poppe contemplates whether the next ATH for Bitcoin (BTC) will reach $200,000 or $500,000.

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Van de Poppe focuses on critical factors, including diminishing returns, the four-year cycle, and the impact of the recently approved Spot Bitcoin ETF. He challenges the notion of diminishing returns, suggesting a potential peak of $300,000.

Exploring the four-year cycle, he anticipates it to be the final cycle, influenced by changing market dynamics and new participants. The approval of the ETF emerges as a game-changer, with institutions entering the market, creating a bullish cycle of unprecedented magnitude.

Van de Poppe envisions Bitcoin becoming a global standard amid concerns about traditional financial systems and currencies. He anticipates a prolonged bull cycle, possibly lasting till 2027 and potentially peaking between $250,000 and $600,000.

However, he states that while the duration is uncertain, possibly extending until 2026 or 2027, it could be followed by a significant crash akin to the 1929 crisis.

Van de Poppe advises accumulating Bitcoin during the bull cycle, shifting to cash briefly during liquidity crashes, and re-entering Bitcoin post an 80% crash, emphasizing purchasing power over USD valuations.

The analysis provides insights into the evolving cryptocurrency landscape, influenced by institutional participation and macroeconomic factors, shaping Bitcoin’s trajectory in the coming years.

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