Historical trends favor price increase: If Bitcoin follows historical trends post-halving, it could rise significantly from its current low of 18,000 USD to 180,000 USD. The last halving in April 2024 provided a crucial point for potential price momentum in 2025.
Monitor key warning signs carefully: Matthew Sigel of VanEck highlights two critical indicators: funding rates above 10% for over two months suggest market excess, and rising relative unrealized profits may indicate a prime selling opportunity.
Long-term vision suggests HIGH potential: Looking ahead to 2050, Sigel foresees Bitcoin possibly exceeding 3 million USD, depending on adoption levels. The speculation includes a scenario where 1 million Bitcoins held by a government could reach an incredible 42 million USD each.