How Bitcoin Gets to $100,000
Another look at the bitcoin valuation models that could possibly lead to a six-figure bitcoin valuation over the course of the next year.

Another look at the bitcoin valuation models that could possibly lead to a six-figure bitcoin valuation over the course of the next year.
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On this edition of The Breakdown’s Long Reads Sunday, NLW reads a recent piece by Hong Fang, CEO of OKCoin.
In it, Fang provides a set of valuation models and scenarios that plausibly lead to bitcoin achieving a significant $100,000 value over the course of 2021.
See also: Bitcoin at $318,000 Next December? One Citibank Exec Says It’s Possible
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