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Bitcoin to $100,000 in One Month? Yusko Thinks It’s Possible

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Wed, 30/10/2024 - 16:08
Bitcoin to $100,000 in One Month? Yusko Thinks It’s Possible
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Mark Yusko, CEO and CIO at Morgan Creek Capital Management, believes that the price of Bitcoin could potentially reach six-digit territory within a month. During a recent appearance on Paul Barron Network, Yusko stated that the largest cryptocurrency could go right through its "fair value" 

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"As soon as the price starts to rise, what do human beings do? We chase momentum. So, the momentum followers come in, and that pushes further, and then we get what I call the 'Thanksgiving effect.' I think that this Thanksgiving will be the best Thanksgiving ever," he explained. 

According to Yukso, the network value stands at the higher range of the $50,000 level.

"Normally, we double from the low 50,000 to well over $100,000. I think this time we go from the the $50,000 to that $80,000 number that people are talking about. But that's the fair value. The fair value is going to be somewhere in the $80,000s. But we will go right through fair value," he noted.

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According to Yusko, Bitcoin will be able to surge higher because of the positive word of mouth during Thanksgiving. 

He has predicted that a parabolic move could take place between Thanksgiving and December. 

On Tuesday, the price of Bitcoin surged to a multi-month high of $73,562, according to CoinGecko data. 

However, the cryptocurrency has since given up some gains, currently changing hands at $71,894. 

Yusko previously predicted that the price of the leading cryptocurrency could potentially reach $400,000. 

During a March interview with CNBC, he said that Bitcoin could reach $150,000 as soon as this year. 

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