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Top 10 Expert Bitcoin Price Predictions For 2018 & Beyond

Bitcoin prices can only go higher – much higher – according to no fewer than ten expert predictions for 2018.

Experts: Bitcoin Will Cost At least $20k By 2019

Despite a stubborn bull market characterizing Bitcoin in Q1 this year, naysayers calling time on the alleged cryptocurrency ‘bubble,’ April’s price uptick has reversed sentiment throughout the industry.

Now, traders, commentators, investment players and financial professionals alike are releasing their sky-high Bitcoin price forecasts, with some saying massive changes will occur by December.

10. Pantera Capital: $20,000 By December 2018

Dan Morehead, the investment firm’s CEO, told recipients of an April newsletter that he has “rarely had such strong conviction on timing” as he planned a $20,000 Bitcoin price in 2018.

9. Fundstrat Global Advisors: $25,000 By December 2018

Fundstrat’s famously bullish co-founder Tom Lee went on record again last week to confirm his belief that Bitcoin’s bear market is loosening its grip. Lee is “confident” that prices will reach $25,000 before 2019, having previously eyed a $125,000 surge by 2022.

8. Max Keiser: $28,000 ‘In Play’ As Of April 2018

Following a personal interview with Bitcoinist last week, the renowned Russia Today host continues to hold plenty of enthusiasm about Bitcoin’s next moves. $28,000 – a full $8000 more than December 2017’s all-time high – is already “in play,” he tweeted Sunday.

7. Alistair Milne: $35,000 – $60,000 By Next Block Reward Halving

Summarizing various price predictions in a tweet April 15, the serial investor reiterated his belief that even under less optimistic conditions, $35,000 per bitcoin is on the cards by the time the block rewards reduces 50% again in 2020.

6. Anthony Pompliano: $50,000 By December 2018

Speaking to mainstream media in February, as BTC/USD fell below $7000, the Full Tilt analyst said he “easily” foresaw prices recovering to $50,000 by the end of this year.

5. John Pfeffer: $75,000 By December 2018

In Jauary, the London-based investor produced a report examining likely Bitcoin price scenarios, and claimed that $75,000 was realistic for this year. In additional comments to the press, Pfeffer added this was very much just an “interim target.”

4. Kay Van-Petersen: $100,000 By December 2018

Another long-time Bitcoin bull, Van-Petersen has had considerable luck in correctly guessing Bitcoin’s path for several years.

In January this year, the Saxo Bank analyst stated he believed prices will continue upwards to $100,000, even as the fall from $20,000 to under $6000 was already underway.

3 and 2. Tim Draper, Brian Kelly: $250,000 By 2022

Topping the list of the biggest Bitcoin bulls, CNBC host Brian Kelly joined investment mogul and serial HODLer Tim Draper last week in committing to a giant $250,000 per bitcoin in just four years’ time.

“Believe it, it’s happening,” Draper had told audience members at a self-organized Blockchain event on Thursday.

1. John McAfee: $1,000,000 By December 2020 (Or…)

While originally from 2017, McAfee made headlines for vowing to consume his own manhood if BTC/USD failed to attain $1 million by 2020.

This week, he doubled down.

Slowly. But Surely. The cryptoworld wizards are beginning to catch up with my Bitcoin price predictions. I stand fully by my certainty that there will be no dick eating on Dec 31st. 2020.https://t.co/mYyr6JhvJO

— John McAfee (@officialmcafee) April 14, 2018

(Credit to Alistair Milne for inspiring this article.)

What’s your Bitcoin price prediction for 2018? Let us know in the comments section below!

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Bitcoin Price Predictions for 2018: An Expert Roundup

Last updated on February 22nd, 2018 at 12:36 pm

The wild growth and recent price fluctuations associated with bitcoin have investors seeking price predictions for the coming year. Investors are understandably concerned about whether bitcoin will experience a crippling course correction, or continue rapid growth. It might accomplish both.

In November, bitcoin plunged nearly 30% before sharply rebounding to hit the $10,000 price range. This recent rebound involves fueling market anxiety and the fear of missing out (FOMO) among new investors.

As a consequence, bitcoin prices will continue to rise, and assertions that bitcoin has entered bubble territory will undoubtedly intensify. However, since cryptocurrency prices are not based on earnings, the market will likely remain highly speculative and volatile. Nevertheless, bitcoin analysts are doing their best to ascertain what’s in store for 2018.

Supply and Demand as a Determining Factor of Bitcoin’s Price

For some analysts, forecasting cryptocurrency prices simply requires examining current factors related to supply and demand. In an interview with The Motley Fool, David Drake, founder of LDJ Capital, asserts that bitcoin will reach $20,000 next year. He based this number on its fixed supply. (Only a limited number of bitcoins are mined each year.)

Indeed, Drake refers back to simple supply and demand: “There’s a fixed supply of it but growing demand, when that happens the price rises.” Drake also noted that the code underlying the creation of new bitcoins is capped at 21 million lines, but only 4.3 million of them are above the current supply.

Unfortunately, without a firm measure to guide cryptocurrency’s valuation, bitcoin’s high growth market leaves analysts prone to frequent forecast revisions. For instance, in early November, analyst Ronnie Moas (the founder of Standpoint Research, Inc.) revised his 2018 bitcoin price outlook from $7,500 to $11,000. Less than a month later, he took to Twitter, and revised the amount again—to increase from $11,000 to $14,000.

In early December, he increased his 2018 bitcoin price prediction a third time: $20,000. Moas bases his optimism on the fact that bitcoin’s market cap is relatively small ($130 billion), compared to the $200 trillion currently in stocks, cash, gold, and bonds.

Moreover, Moas notes that bitcoin investors expect several positive developments to occur for cryptocurrency in the near term. They include Square’s support for bitcoin mobile payments and CME Group’s plan to launch futures trading for bitcoin. He expects that the latter will greatly increase bitcoin’s trading volume, so it would decrease its volatility. In a recent report, he stated: “An argument can be made that the good news is still not fully reflected in the current price.”

Bullish on Bitcoin

Tom Lee, managing partner at Fundstrat Global Advisors, recently revised his mid-2018 bitcoin forecast from $6,000 to $11,500. As Business Insider reports, while Lee believes bitcoin is headed for a strong short-term correction, he also notes that “bitcoin’s longer-term technical trend remains positive.”

His optimism is reinforced by a short-term valuation model that he created. This model is based on Metcalfe’s Law, which says that the value of a network is proportional to the square of the number of users on the network. In other words, he believes that the value of bitcoin will exponentially increase as other investors come on board. While Lee expects a short-term correction, he firmly believes that bitcoin’s long-term prospects are bright.

Also bullish is Bitcoin enthusiast and hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz. Appearing on CNBC’s “Fast Money,” Novogratz stated, “Bitcoin could be at $40,000 at the end of 2018. It easily could.” Underlying this confidence is his belief that bitcoin will begin looking more like a currency, once a futures market is operational. (He reminds investors that such a move will encourage lending, and provide bitcoin with an interest-rate curve.)

However, like Lee, he believes that cryptocurrencies face a rocky future in the near term, complete with 50% corrections. As he recently remarked on Cryptovest, “There will be wild crashes in it because you’re going to get to levels so far ahead of where the technology’s at. It makes investing really, really exciting, but difficult.”

And Then There’s John McAfee

Perhaps most bullish of all is cybersecurity pioneer Jim McAfee. The former Libertarian candidate for US President previously predicted that bitcoin would rise to $5,000 in 2017, then $500,000 by 2020. Since bitcoin is on track to greatly exceed that price, McAfee is now predicting that bitcoin will reach $1 million by 2020. (And he famously tweeted that he will eat his d**k if it does not.)

As a non-government backed currency (or asset), bitcoin has become a favorite for people who want to get away from government policies and traditional financial markets (such as McAfee’s). If instability strikes the global economy or geopolitical environment, bitcoin could spike. At present, Bitcoin now appears to be a safe-haven asset. Tom Price, a Morgan Stanley equity strategist, argues that Bitcoin has many of the same properties as gold: It’s fungible, durable, portable, divisible, and scarce.

A Crash Is Possible in the Short Term

Other analysts are bullish on bitcoin, yet weary of a crash. Shane Chanel, an investment adviser at ASR Wealth Advisers, believes that bitcoin could possibly reach $15,000 by the end of 2018. In a recent CNN Money article, Chanel contended that any hiccups in bitcoin futures could create a “dramatic short-term tumble.”

Similarly, on the website Nasdaq, Chanel stated that a substantial correction “could bring bitcoin back to its previous level of chart support of around $7,500. That’s over a 20 percent drop from its current price.”

While predictions about bitcoin prices are generally bullish, analysts and crypto watchers now appear to hedge their forecasts with warnings about a course correction. Moreover, these prognosticators are increasingly revising their forecasts—in response to recent, unexpected growth. Together, these two developments reinforce the very speculative nature of cryptocurrency investments.

After all, crypto investors have little more than price-pattern signals and a few select technical indicators, which inform their forecasts. These issues play well to investors, who are attuned to Warren Buffett’s cynicism. (As Buffett stated, “People get excited from big price movements, and Wall Street accommodates.”) However, few people now doubt that cryptocurrency will dramatically impact financial markets or the world economy in the long term.

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Questions & Answers about Bitcoin Projection

What is the Bitcoin price today?

The current price of Bitcoin is 7429.990 USD today.

Will Bitcoin price grow / rise / go up?

Yes. The Bitcoin price can go up from 7429.990 USD to 15957.70 USD in one year.

Is it profitable to invest in Bitcoin?

Yes. The long-term earning potential is +114.77% in one year.

Will Bitcoin price fall / drop?

What will Bitcoin be worth in five years (2023)?

The Bitcoin (BTC ) future price will be 52467.80 USD.

Will Bitcoin crash?

According to our analysis, this will not happen.

Will Bitcoin hit 10 000 USD in a year?

Yes, within a year ( see above).

Will Bitcoin hit 20 000 USD in a year?

Not within a year ( see above).

Will Bitcoin hit 50 000 USD in a year?

Not within a year ( see above).

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Bitcoin Price Predictions 2018: Expert Says Cryptocurrency Could Be Valued At $30,000 By End of Year

Bitcoin could be set for a dramatic rise in value by the end of 2018, founder and chairman of investment firm LDJ Capital, David Drake has predicted.

Speaking on the future of the cryptocurrency after the First G20 Meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of 2018, he told Bloomberg that it had been “a cold winter.” By year end, however, he said bitcoin's price could reach $30,000.

Cryptocurrencies were high on the G20 agenda, but ministers did not agree on what Bloomberg called “a uniform clampdown on the currency.”

Bitcoin mining is pictured at BitFarms in Sain Hyacinthe, Quebec, on March 19, 2018. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that works on blockchain technology without a central bank or single administrator. Lars Hagberg/AFP/Getty Images

“I’d say this year is a cryptocurrency Wall Street time and … we think cryptocurrency on the bitcoin will be worth $30,000 at the year end—it is limited,” Drake said.

As of 1:05 p.m. EDT March 25, bitcoin's price is around $8,500.

Read more: Bitcoin Price Plummets After Google Bans Ads, Investment Firm Says Its Value Is 'zero'

It has been a tumultuous year for the cryptocurrency, whose value shot up from some $950 in March 2017 to record highs of nearly $20,000 in December 2017, as tracked by CoinDesk.

Reports of bitcoin millionaires flooded in as cryptocurrency newbies rushed to get in on the action. Some governments, skeptical of the decentralized digital currency, have put legal restrictions on bitcoin.

As well as the G20 meeting, Drake reacted to recent comments made by Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey to U.K. publication The Times. Dorsey predicted bitcoin would overcome problems like scaling and eventually become more important than even the dollar.

“The world ultimately will have a single currency, the internet will have a single currency. I personally believe that it will be bitcoin,” he said. "This would happen over the next decade, but it could go faster.”

Read more: Man Accidentally Threw Bitcoin Worth $108 Million in the Trash, Says There’s 'No Point Crying About It’

Drake told Bloomberg he thought Dorsey might have meant bitcoin would become an “acceptable currency on a global basis,” because it was the first of its kind. Of digital currencies, he said, “There will be hundreds. Today you’ve got 1,500.”

Some of the cryptocurrencies on the market are “fraudulent,” “weird” and “strange,” he added. Bitcoin, he predicted, would keep its place as king of the digital currencies.

Bitcoin Predictions: June 2018

Bitcoin has recently taken a tumble of roughly 20% over the past two weeks, but a rebound is soon in the making.

South Korea launched a probe into UpBit, causing massive FUD and a drop in the price of.

Although the fear, uncertainty, and doubt have been reigning supreme, this will soon change at the $7500 level.

After hitting a double bottom at the $6,500 level of support, Bitcoin began surging - that is, until South Korea launched a probe into their largest exchange, UpBit.

Yahoo News, via Investing.com, reports:

Cryptocurrencies tumbled across the board on Friday adding heavily to a major weekly decline after news that South Korean officials raided the country's largest crypto exchange.

Bitcoin sank 7.90% in the last 24 hours to reach $8,602.20 on the Bitfinex exchange by 10:46 AM ET (14:46 GMT), the largest crypto by market capitalization has lost 12.7% so far this week after an attack at the $10,000 level last Saturday petered out at $9,990.

The price of Bitcoin has since dropped by 13% in the past week, and although many cryptocurrency bears are proclaiming a new low is coming, crypto bulls are pointing to indicators which beg to differ.

Chart Analysis

Image Source: Coinigy

Since UpBit was raided by Korean officials due to suspected fraud, the price of Bitcoin has been steadily declining. What's worse is that it continues to make contact with a descending trendline, although it can't seem to break through.

In addition to this, a multi-month trendline seems to be keeping Bitcoin from rising above the $10,000 level, signifying we may be in a bear trend. Upon looking at the chart below, you can see that contact was made at the $12,700 level, the $11,500 level, and lastly the $9,800 level.

Despite this, Bitcoin cannot seem to break through this nearly 6-month long descending trendline. So, why am I so bullish for Bitcoin?

While this shorter-term trendline may be a bearish sign for Bitcoin, when looking at a longer-term chart, it seems like nothing to worry about. Upon looking at the chart below, one can easily see a nearly 12-month long ascending trendline, which dates far back before Bitcoin was in a bubble.

While anything is possible in crypto, what's most likely to happen according to the chart action so far, is the following:

1. Bitcoin will continue to sink until around $7,500, thus making contact with the 12-month ascending trendline.
2. Bitcoin will then proceed to push through the shorter term descending trendline, spurring on a rally to beyond $10k.
3. From here, mainstream media will likely promote Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, drawing in additional public interest.

While this prediction is certainly subject to change, and it may not play out entirely accurate, let me first point to some indicators which support this prediction for the next 1-2 months.

Looking to the MACD, which measures the average momentum over a given period of time, we can see that the momentum on Bitcoin looks quite bullish.

As you can see, the MACD has been following an ascending trendline, and ever since the cryptocurrency crash of 2017, we've been seeing less and less negative momentum. On top of this, we're just barely grazing the ascending trendline on the MACD, which lines up perfectly with my prediction.

A few more days of Bitcoin going down would coincide perfectly with a bounce off of the 12-month trendline on the price chart as well as a bounce off of the MACD, which looks like it's long overdue for some positive momentum.

Stochastic RSI

As you can see from the image above, the Stochastic RSI also seems to suggest a short-term decrease in Bitcoin's price, followed by a longer-term rally to $10k and beyond. It just crossed over, signifying possibly a week or so of selloff, which aligns perfectly with my predictions.

After a week of selloff, Bitcoin will hit the ascending trendline once more, and as it has for the past year, it will bounce off. The two trendlines are forming a wedge, with the momentum being in favor of the bulls. All that's left is for the pressure to finally build up and shoot through the red descending trendline.

Mainstream Media

Over the past year, one thing has been made absolutely obvious: the media will continue to shill Bitcoin as it enters into a bull market and will scream "sell, sell, sell!" as it enters into a bear market. We saw organizations like CNBC among others recommending the daylights out of Bitcoin up until the crash of 2017, for example.

When Bitcoin reached $10,000 last year, this started the "dumb money" bubble that eventually led to the crash on the date of the CME futures launch. $10,000 is a huge psychological number and presents a massive barrier (as of now) for this reason, so once the psychological barrier is broken, it is entirely within reason that news agencies will begin reporting more and more frequently on Bitcoin.

The Bottom Line

All in all, Bitcoin has taken a hit after South Korean FUD gripped investors a little over a week ago - and while many crypto bears are screaming "sell, sell, sell!", the market seems to suggest that the best move is to simply wait.

Bitcoin is more bullish than ever, with Argentinian banks using Bitcoin for cross-border transactions and the crypto-banking giant Coinbase (COINB) finally pursuing a federal banking license. As more events like this continue to come to fruition, we will see more and more small investors catch wind of Bitcoin's applicability.

Over the next week, I predict that Bitcoin will take a drop down to the $7,500 level, give or take a hundred dollars. No need to worry, though - after this, I predict it will quickly rebound up to the $9,000 level and surpass the descending trendline, only to quickly make its way up beyond $10,000.

Disclosure: I am/we are long BTC-USD.

I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.

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2018/05/29. Bitcoin Price Today.

Bitcoin price equal to 7442 dollars a coin. Today's range: $7069 - $7487. The previous day close: $7119. The change was +323, +4.54%. Inverse rate: USD to BTC.

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Bitcoin price prediction for May 2018.
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BTC to USD predictions for June 2018.
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Bitcoin price prediction for November 2021.
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10 Bitcoin Price Predictions and Key Catalysts for 2018

By David Zeiler , Associate Editor , Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler • January 24, 2018

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The latest Bitcoin price predictions for 2018 show little restraint, despite prices falling 50% from their all-time high set in mid-December.

Bitcoin bulls have issued predictions ranging from a relatively modest $24,000 to a stratospheric $250,000.

The current Bitcoin price is about $11,000, well off the Dec. 17 record high of $19,783, but above the recent low of $9,200.

That means the Bitcoin bulls foresee gains of anywhere from 118% to 2,170% from today's levels.

That's in line with what we've seen the last two years…

The Bitcoin price rose 1,325% in 2017, which came on the heels of increases of 123% in 2016, and 82% in 2015.

These Bitcoin price forecasts are all the more remarkable given the seemingly endless stream of bad news that has dogged the cryptocurrency in recent weeks.

Why the Bitcoin Price Will Shrug Off the Negative News

Bitcoin has suffered from moves by the Chinese government to further restrict Bitcoin trading (it shut down the domestic exchanges last September) and curb mining (about 70% of Bitcoin mining is done in China).

The price of Bitcoin has also taken a hit from rumors South Korea was considering a total ban. But this week, the government decided instead to ramp up regulations, putting a stop to the use of anonymous bank accounts to trade the cryptocurrency.

Back in the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a letter explaining in blunt language why it won't be approving a Bitcoin ETF (exchange-traded fund) any time soon.

But none of these developments truly threaten Bitcoin. Trading in China will likely move underground. The Chinese miners are already making plans to relocate to friendlier locales, such as Canada.

And the new South Korean regulations will serve to reign in excesses – a positive thing for Bitcoin in the long run.

The folks making those lofty Bitcoin price predictions realize the situation is not nearly as dire as the mainstream media would have you believe.

Bitcoin has survived the collapse of its biggest exchange (Mt. Gox, in 2014), the rise of more than 1,300 rival cryptocurrencies, and a civil war over scaling that resulted in the Bitcoin Cash hard fork.

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Remember, the Bitcoin price hit its all-time high just three months after China shut down its exchanges.

It will rebound.

What's more, the price of Bitcoin will have several new catalysts driving it in 2018, such as the Lightning Network. Lightning technology addresses Bitcoin's two biggest drawbacks right now – slow confirmation times and congestion on the network.

So these dramatic Bitcoin price predictions come as no surprise to me…

Bitcoin Price Prediction 2018: Should You Invest in Bitcoin?

Bitcoin Price Forecast 2018

Can you fathom a measly $50.00 investment turning into a whopping $2.0-million hoard in just under eight years? I can’t! But it happened!

The earliest investors saw a staggering 40,000% gain in Bitcoin prices since this cryptocurrency first went into circulation in 2009. If you’re a Bitcoin investor looking for a sound Bitcoin price prediction 2018, then rest assured, because some obvious tailwinds are likely to push prices further up north in the coming years. I say this regardless of how many more Bitcoin halving events come and go.

You see, Bitcoin prices made history this year. Prices rallied to all time highs. There is a reason why, and I’ll get to that shortly.

First, let’s give credit where it’s due. Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto created this cryptocurrency in the hopes to someday replace fiat currency. Up until last year, that idea seemed merely the figment of a fool’s imagination. It’s true that naysayers long decried the practicality of Bitcoin as an alternative mode of payment. But, as it turns out, they are on the wrong side of history.

Bitcoin has managed to garner significant public interest from around the globe. In fact, the fan base of Bitcoin bugs, who subscribe to the idea of a borderless, free-market currency not controlled by the invisible hands of any central bank or government, is exponentially growing.

To give you an idea, up until the end of 2016, a Bitcoin price prediction of $2,000 had seemed absurdly high. But today, price targets for 2018 are being raised to five-digit figures, with some quoting a figure as high as $13,000 a bitcoin!

If you think that number sounds outlandish, wait until you hear the six-digit Bitcoin price prediction for 2030.

Some renowned Bitcoin bugs are forecasting the Bitcoin price to hit a whopping $500,000! No kidding!

Yes, $500,000 for one BTC in just 13 years! It may seem bizarre in absolute terms, but if you look at it in percentage terms, that’s just about a 21,000% gain in price—a little over half the stupendous 40,000% return we’ve already witnessed.

Case in point, the market is already flooded with a plethora of wild Bitcoin price predictions for 2018. So I’m not going to follow suit and put another hefty price tag on Bitcoin’s value in the future. Instead, I’ll go with a different spin for my analysis.

Rather than making a Bitcoin price prediction 2018, I’m going to make a Bitcoin demand prediction for 2018. Hopefully, that will help you wrap your head around these high quadruple-digit Bitcoin price forecasts.

Is There More Upside to Bitcoin Prices?

My one word answer: Yes!

You see, in the supply/demand price equation, the supply of bitcoins is a constant. Nakamoto wrote the Bitcoin code in such a way that only a total of 21 million bitcoins will ever come into circulation. So far, a little over 16 million have been unlocked from the code and put into circulation.

With supply out of the picture, the only other variable that can shift Bitcoin prices is demand. And demand is skyrocketing!

You may find my clichéd choice of verb somewhat dubious, but hear me out and you’ll realize why this Bitcoin price prediction is not an overstatement.

Let’s first establish one fact: for Bitcoin demand to keep growing, average people like you and me will have to be given an incentive to transact in this digital currency. Let me give you an idea what these incentives could be.

1. People will be able to make payments for goods and services using bitcoins, with both ease and speed.
2. Countries will legalize and regulate Bitcoin use, then start taxing it like fiat currency.
3. Businesses will start accepting Bitcoin as a mode of payment.
4. Banks will start selling Bitcoin-based financial products and services.

All of these incentives will create an economic environment suitable for this alternative currency, similar to fiat currency.

Now, what if I tell you that these incentives have already been dished out in certain parts of the world?

To give you an idea, Bitcoin is already being used as currency in certain remote parts of the world, like far-flung villages in Afghanistan and Somalia, where commercial banks are few and far between. Likewise, technology-savvy locals are choosing to accept remittances to avoid waiting times and banking fees associated with foreign currency transfers.

In the developed world, a bajillion new Bitcoin startups have propped up in recent years. New Bitcoin-based products and services are being introduced every now and then—like Bitcoin wallets and Bitcoin commerce mobile apps—to make it easy for newbie Bitcoiners to transact in the cryptocurrency.

Meanwhile, a number of businesses in the U.S.—like Expedia Inc (NASDAQ:EXPE), Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), Overstock.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:OSTK) and DISH Network Corp (NASDAQ:DISH)—have also started taking bitcoins as acceptable payment, and that number is growing. Likewise, other countries are following suit. Take, for instance, Japan where two of the country’s biggest retailers have started accepting bitcoins as payment.

On the same lines, central banks and governments are finally becoming a party to the Bitcoin revolution. Many central banks have officially accepted it as a legal currency. Countries like Russia and India, which formerly discouraged its use, are now opening up to it. European governments like Finland and Sweden have formal regulations in place similar to those for fiat currency and are also taxing Bitcoin use. In fact, Sweden’s regulatory body lately incorporated a company by accepting payment solely in bitcoins.

Interestingly enough, banking products and services built for Bitcoin are also becoming popular. Bitcoin debit cards are already in circulation, and now, the first-of-their-kind Bitcoin ATMs are being set up in Japan.

What’s more, mass-market interest in the currency is on the rise as people seek safe-haven investments beyond precious metals. Plus, Bitcoin is attracting privacy-conscious people who dislike surveilling governments and prying businesses.

Beyond Bitcoin, venture capitalists around the world are also funneling hefty funds into Bitcoin’s blockchain technology. Technology heavyweights like International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) and big banks like Royal Bank of Canada (TSE:RY) are also investing in Nakamoto’s blockchain concept.

All in all, Bitcoin is quietly creeping into the mainstream.

My point is that these incentives are gradually luring more people to this cryptocurrency, ultimately continuing to push its demand skywards, all of which promises a very optimistic Bitcoin price prediction in 2018.

In a nutshell, demand is on the rise against a finite supply. If I go by economic theory, the sheer supply/demand mechanics suggest that prices should continue to trend upwards.

I’m looking at the metaphorical crystal ball in front of me (the Bitcoin price chart, in fact), and a vivid uptrend is obvious. Bitcoin price has already crossed the $2,000 milestone with Bitcoin market cap surpassing $40 billion. The next pit stop might be at $5,000 no later than 2018. So keep your eyes open!

Will Bitcoin Halving Affect Bitcoin Prices?

The concept of Bitcoin halving is fairly easy to grasp. Nakamoto wanted to ensure that Bitcoin prices couldn’t be manipulated. So he put certain limits on it.

I like to call Bitcoin the digital equivalent of gold. The similarities between the two are simply uncanny.

Just like gold, bitcoins must also be figuratively “mined” in order to be put into circulation in the economy. What Bitcoin mining literally means is to solve the mathematical puzzles, which Nakamoto created, in order to unlock bitcoins.

But miners don’t do it for free. They are rewarded with Bitcoin wages. For every mathematical puzzle they solve, they get to keep a portion of the unlocked bitcoins as a reward.

However, like economic theory suggests, as more and more miners come in, their compensation must fall. So roughly every four years, the amount of bitcoins being released out of each Bitcoin block (the digital equivalent of a gold mine) and the miners’ reward is going to halve. This is what is known as Bitcoin halving.

Now, Bitcoin halving is a boogeyman that scares most miners. In layman’s terms, halving threatens their mining business.

That’s because Bitcoin mining is a capital-intensive business just like gold mining. Bitcoin miners not only have to invest in expensive computers with super fast computing power, but they also have to pay hefty electricity bills to keep the servers up and running.

Naturally, if they’re not breaking even with these costs, they’ll go out of business. So, with rewards falling, the incentive to mine will dwindle, demand will fall, and so will prices. Plus, with more bitcoins in supply, prices will naturally face downward pressure.

Here’s a snapshot of the two past halving events and the one upcoming event. The next halving event expected in 2020 will cut down the reward for solving puzzles from roughly 12 bitcoins to about six bitcoins.

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Bitcoin Price Predictions 2018: Expert Says Cryptocurrency Could Be Valued At $30,000 By End of Year

Bitcoin could be set for a dramatic rise in value by the end of 2018, founder and chairman of investment firm LDJ Capital, David Drake has predicted.

Speaking on the future of the cryptocurrency after the First G20 Meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of 2018, he told Bloomberg that it had been “a cold winter.” By year end, however, he said bitcoin's price could reach $30,000.

Cryptocurrencies were high on the G20 agenda, but ministers did not agree on what Bloomberg called “a uniform clampdown on the currency.”

Bitcoin mining is pictured at BitFarms in Sain Hyacinthe, Quebec, on March 19, 2018. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that works on blockchain technology without a central bank or single administrator. Lars Hagberg/AFP/Getty Images

“I’d say this year is a cryptocurrency Wall Street time and … we think cryptocurrency on the bitcoin will be worth $30,000 at the year end—it is limited,” Drake said.

As of 1:05 p.m. EDT March 25, bitcoin's price is around $8,500.

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It has been a tumultuous year for the cryptocurrency, whose value shot up from some $950 in March 2017 to record highs of nearly $20,000 in December 2017, as tracked by CoinDesk.

Reports of bitcoin millionaires flooded in as cryptocurrency newbies rushed to get in on the action. Some governments, skeptical of the decentralized digital currency, have put legal restrictions on bitcoin.

As well as the G20 meeting, Drake reacted to recent comments made by Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey to U.K. publication The Times. Dorsey predicted bitcoin would overcome problems like scaling and eventually become more important than even the dollar.

“The world ultimately will have a single currency, the internet will have a single currency. I personally believe that it will be bitcoin,” he said. "This would happen over the next decade, but it could go faster.”

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Drake told Bloomberg he thought Dorsey might have meant bitcoin would become an “acceptable currency on a global basis,” because it was the first of its kind. Of digital currencies, he said, “There will be hundreds. Today you’ve got 1,500.”

Some of the cryptocurrencies on the market are “fraudulent,” “weird” and “strange,” he added. Bitcoin, he predicted, would keep its place as king of the digital currencies.