BTC price predictions are all BS, and are mostly hurting Bitcoin. The asset is volatile, always has been, and the market is highly emotional, in a globally unstable environment (think: Covid, wars, climate change, unrests, CBDCs...).
Therefore, there is absolutely no "hard data" that could back a prediction, especially not in 5 years from now. Anybody giving you a precise answer is just looking into a cristal ball...
But, at the end of day, BTC price in fiat doesn't matter much. What matters is usage (hyperbitcoinization).
If only people could start worrying more about Bitcoin number of users instead of BTC price, we would make a progress...
BTC price predictions are all BS, and are mostly hurting Bitcoin. The asset is volatile, always has been, and the market is highly emotional, in a globally unstable environment (think: Covid, wars, climate change, unrests, CBDCs...).
Therefore, there is absolutely no "hard data" that could back a prediction, especially not in 5 years from now. Anybody giving you a precise answer is just looking into a cristal ball...
But, at the end of day, BTC price in fiat doesn't matter much. What matters is usage (hyperbitcoinization).
If only people could start worrying more about Bitcoin number of users instead of BTC price, we would make a progress...