12/06/2022
After an impressive gain in 2021, Bitcoin - the world’s first cryptocurrency - took a staggering hit earlier this year, along with the rest of the cryptocurrency market. In November of 2021, Bitcoin’s highest price exceeded $68,000. Just months later, by January of 2022, the price of Bitcoin plummeted by over 50%, to around $30,000.
At the time of writing this, in June of 2022, Bitcoin’s market price remains in the $30,000 range. Recent events have left many industry analysts asking the same question; what’s next for bitcoin?
Not If, But When
If you ask the bulls of the cryptocurrency market, the recent slump was nothing more than a small road bump on the road to riches. Despite recent events, many are still optimistic that Bitcoin is still headed towards $100,000. For them, it’s not a matter of if Bitcoin gets there, rather when it does.
Bitcoin’s Broken Promises
Still, it’s necessary to point out that Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies, have fallen sho
After an impressive gain in 2021, Bitcoin - the world’s first cryptocurrency - took a staggering hit earlier this year, along with the rest of the cryptocurrency market. In November of 2021, Bitcoin’s highest price exceeded $68,000. Just months later, by January of 2022, the price of Bitcoin plu...