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Early Bitcoin adopter and cryptocurrency millionaire Jeremie Davinci predicts Bitcoin could reach $350,000, citing a key metric from past bull markets. According to Davinci, Bitcoin’s price has historically exceeded 5x its mining cost during bullish trends. With current mining costs estimated at $70,000 per BTC, this suggests a potential price surge if similar market conditions unfold. Davinci noted, “Huge potential ahead!” Currently, Bitcoin trades at $94,420.
Renowned investor Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, also shared his perspective on recent Bitcoin price movements. After Bitcoin dropped below $96,000 from $102,000, Kiyosaki celebrated the decline on social media, calling it an opportunity to buy at a discount. He emphasized that with nearly 20 million of Bitcoin’s 21 million supply already mined, scarcity will continue driving demand. Following the April 2024 halving, miners now earn just 3.125 BTC per block, with the final Bitcoin expected to be mined in 2140.
This combination of historical price metrics and market scarcity underscores Bitcoin’s long-term potential, making it a focal point for both seasoned investors and crypto enthusiasts.
