Bitcoin to $100K or $20K?

Either way, these cryptos could still skyrocket… January 25, 2022 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [WEBSITE]( [Altucher Confidential] If there’s anything you’ve missed as part of your membership to Altucher Confidential, make sure you check out our website where you can find archives, updates, and everything else that's included in your subscription. You can access it by [clicking here now](. “99% of our crypto research behind the scenes goes toward identifying which cryptos could hit mass adoption first.” [HERO IMAGE] Bitcoin to $100K or $20K? By Chris Campbell $512 Credit Available For You [Read more here...]( Just want to make sure you saw this: [We want to add a credit of $512 to your account for this offer.]( And I wanted to make sure you took advantage of it. If you already claimed this credit, then please ignore this message. But if you haven’t… Then please act fast. We are giving you the chance to claim a $512 credit by this Monday. [>>LEARN HOW TO CLAIM THIS CREDIT HERE<<]( As you know, fear has taken over crypto. Bitcoin, as usual, is driving the market. And although there are signs of its recovery, it could very well go lower. Maybe even way lower. Does that mean we’re bearish on crypto in 2022? No. Nothing’s changed fundamentally. Furthermore, bitcoin could still hit a new all-time high in 2022. Maybe even $100,000… And that could send other cryptos skyrocketing. Or, as one analyst suggests, bitcoin could go as low as $20,000… And other cryptos could still skyrocket. I’ll show you why in a moment. First, let’s zoom out. A History of Crashes Here are bitcoin’s biggest drops… Aug. 17 - 19, 2012: Bitcoin dropped 56.3% after a ponzi scheme named Bitcoin Savings and Trust made off with 150,000 BTC. (The scammer was later sentenced to 18 months in jail and forced to pay $2.4 million in damages.) April 10 - 12, 2013: Bitcoin dropped 82.6%. Nov. 19, 2013: Bitcoin dropped 49.9%. Nov. 30, 2013: Bitcoin dropped 86.9% after China banned bitcoin and bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox suffered a huge hack. Dec. 17, 2017 - Dec. 15, 2018: Bitcoin slid down 83.6%. Bitcoin is currently down 50% from its all-time high. Could we see another 80%+ crash? It’s possible. It’s true that the monetary policy of the past two years has been great for crypto. And now the Fed is reeling things in. But also consider that the Fed wasn’t the only reason crypto’s been top of mind these past two years. In many ways, 2020 is the year digital took over the world. Some say it’s the year the Internet “really began.” 2020 brought the digital world front-and-center to all of our lives. Now, consider what bitcoin and cryptocurrencies represent: digital property rights. Lots of people came to that understanding in completely different ways in the past couple of years: If it wasn’t bitcoin, it was NFTs, DeFi, blockchain gaming, metaverse platforms, and more. 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History Rhymes Back in 2017-2018, we said this: Moving forward, the “blue chips” — bitcoin and ethereum — will continue to grow. And 90%+ of the altcoins will get flushed. Nothing’s changed. Just like in 2017… In 2021, we saw incredible speculation into NFTs and dog coins. This was an obvious signal of market excess. 90%+ of the crypto market — dog coins especially — will end up pretty much worthless. But there are two very different things about 2022 compared to 2018. 1.] The potential for mass adoption: In 2018, nobody was using blockchain networks for anything. Today, they’re slowly beginning to find practical use for DeFi, supply chains, 3D modeling, distributed networking, and much more. Unlike in 2018, the tech is there. And they have the potential to solve BIG problems. Even if bitcoin went down to $20,000… mass-adoption of any crypto could cause it to skyrocket. 2.] The potential for bitcoin and ethereum to become “risk-off” assets. Unlike in 2018, bitcoin and ethereum could begin transitioning from “risk-on” to “risk-off” assets. At least, that’s what Mike McGlone, senior strategist at Bloomberg, believes. In an interview with Cointelegraph, he said: “Bitcoin is in a unique phase, I think, of transitioning from a risk-on to risk-off global digital store of value, replacing gold and becoming global collateral. So, I think that's going to be happening this year.” If that happens this year, says McGlone, it will propel bitcoin to at least $100,000. Perhaps for some, bitcoin is already “risk-off.” If you’re living in a place with a currency that’s rapidly depreciating — [Turkey, for example]( — bitcoin still looks pretty good in comparison. [IMG 1] In a world with high inflation, geopolitical turmoil, mass discontent, and more… Will bitcoin always trade as a risk-on asset? Perhaps not. Even so, at some point, a few select cryptos won’t need bitcoin’s support. Why? Because for some of them mass-adoption is closer than anyone understands. 99% of our research behind the scenes goes toward identifying which cryptos could hit mass adoption first. If interested… [Click here to see our latest crypto research… and claim your $512 credit toward the keys to the kingdom.]( Until tomorrow, [Chris Campbell] Chris Campbell For Altucher Confidential URGENT: Battery Patent No. 3069168 [Click here for more...]( of Tesla’s senior battery engineers QUIT Tesla and submitted a patent application for a revolutionary new tech process… But he didn’t just quit…he’s brought the chief of Tesla’s entire battery division with him. The man who helped create the original lithium ion battery. And today, you can take advantage of their TINY startup. [This stock]( could skyrocket as much as 100% in a matter of minutes. 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