I watched this video from a Youtuber that I always watch and it's all about the prediction of the price of Bitcoin in 2024, and in 2025 as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX8LPbMGyl4
I'll give a warning that the contents of that video are very hard to understand (at least on my point of view) that I needed to watch it twice to understand because the prediction involves a bit of science, and math.

Anyway, watch the video if you have spare time, but to cut it short, it says on that video that we might see Bitcoin's price between $150,000 - $200,000 by the end of 2025, and it will happen at the middle of next year. It also says on that video that we might see the price of Bitcoin reaching $1,000,000 by year 2030. Sounds impossible, but it's a prediction so... yeah.

I, and OP already said that it will reach 6 digits possible next year so for those who are hesitant to buy Bitcoin still, don't think twice and buy already.

why do people panic and sell their coins throw some light on this topic and share your opinion

It's the nature of a human being to panic when bad things happen to them.

This is a shitty analogy, but people tend to panic when they're getting robbed for the first time, right? I'm not saying all, but most of them are. It's the same with investing, people tend to panic when they're getting robbed. Robbed because they're losing their money with their investments. People tend to panic if they experienced it for the first time, and it's  normal because I also felt it when I'm still starting.

I would say experience will be the one that will help us. Like they say "Experience is the best teacher" and I agree on that. You will not learn if you will not experience it. Most of the people who are panicking when the price of Bitcoin goes down in value are those newbies who see this kind of price movement for the first time. Overtime, they'll learn.

Hello Bitget user. I always thought that whenever there's somebody on Bitcointalk that's talking about Bitget, he's kind of advertising the website. Don't get me wrong because there's nothing wrong with that. It's just that, I'm used to see newbies promoting that website on the other forum.

Anyway, I'm not trading anymore, but before I stopped, I experienced losing all of my capital 3x. Just December of last year, I'm a bit curious on how copy-trading works, and I tried it for at least a week I guess. To cut the story short, I ended up having a profit of $7 (fees excluded). $7 for a week is kind of low compare to the risk that you are facing when copying other people's trades, but I didn't do anything, so I will not complain on it.

Overall, I don't want the idea of copy-trading because it's like you are letting other people trade for you. They don't care if you lose money, and it would always, always be better if you will just trade on your own.

The total market cap of Bitcoin when I started back in 2017 was around $100 Billion Dollars, and yet we are seeing the price of Bitcoin going up, and down significantly. Now fast forward to 2024, the total market cap of Bitcoin is around $800 Billion Dollars, and we are still seeing Bitcoin's price going up, and down as usual, but not as volatile as it was back in 2017.

My point? I don't know, but based on my experience, whatever the market is, Bitcoin will still volatile, and it will not increase or decrease. I guess the only difference is that, the price movement of Bitcoin within a single day was way higher when the market cap is still low since it can easily get manipulated. Now that it has a higher market cap, I'm not saying that it can't be manipulated but it's harder now.

Overall, it's still as volatile as it is. Adoption will not make Bitcoin's price less volatile. Adoption is increase while volatility is still the same.

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I think looking into potential memecoin can do some magic and keep one afloat before the bullrun but of course it's not a financial advise.

It can do some magic towards our portfolio, but not for me.

I re-allocated my portfolio within the past few weeks, and I didn't think of holding a meme coin in preparation for the bull run. I believe that there are better coins out there that are better to put my money with. Of course what works for me might not work for everyone else here, and there's a chance that investing into meme coins might be a life-changing moment for other people here.

I have a bad experience in meme coins overall, and although I gained some profits in the past, it wasn't enough to cover all of my losses. Nevertheless, what happened to me might not happened to other here. Just try to invest into meme coins if you feel that you need to.

Re: Which memecoin has come through for you recently?

None, and I'm not focusing on meme coins currently. I'm focusing more on the airdrops that has a potential to pump when the bull market comes.

I applied,am I on the list?

Look on the spreadsheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15rs5KNc28FQyFVLCCIScPEI1LhzbBr3URvMnHS8IEa0/edit?usp=sharing

If you don't see your name, you aren't accepted. BTW, there are no open slots left, and the campaign manager stated it in the previous post. Please don't spam. You can easily look at the spreadsheet on the first page as well.

How much % of your total assets are in the crypto market? How much of it is in BTC? When do you plan to restructure your portfolio in the future?

Currently, I'm only invested into 3 different assets.
Cryptocurrency, Stock Market, and Savings (not the typical savings where you are earning less than a percent annually).

I did add up the total of my 3 asset classes, and get the percentage of it, and I didn't surprised that cryptocurrency composes to around 47% of my total assets. Stock Market is the 2nd one with around 31%, and Savings is around 12%. I guess I can take this risk still since I'm at my mid 20's currently, but over the years, I will slowly make some changes on that, and will put more on Stock Market particularly dividend stocks because I have an end-goal about dividend stocks.

My cryptocurrency composes of around 44% Bitcoin, 37% to altcoins that are at the top 50 in terms of market cap, and the remaining 19% are coins that are at the top 51-100. My current crypto portfolio is more risky than what it is a few years ago because I allocated some of it towards lower market cap coins, but I always invest on Bitcoin because... why not?

Plan to restructure my portfolio in the future? Yes I will, and in fact, I already have a strategy on it. Since I put most of my money in crypto right now, I will wait until the bull market starts, and when my selling target got reached already, I will sell it all, and then put a huge portion of it towards the Stock Market. I will also keep some of it so that I will have some funds to use when the crypto will enter the bear market again.

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Do you think that BTC Spot ETF being promoted on Google services is important and has a positive impact on BTC and the crypto market? When do you hope to see its positive results, this year or 2025?

Any exposure online would be beneficial to Bitcoin and the crypto market. Of course, there will be some cons to it as it opens more to those scammers out there, but it outweighs the potential benefits that Bitcoin can get when it's being advertised online, and take note from one of the most famous websites, and the most used search engine online as well. On average, around a billion searches are being done on Google in a day.

When do I see its positive results? I mean some factors can affect it. From its price to its number of holders to the number of users, etc. It's hard to know and determine.

[1] Google will ban all cryptocurrency-related advertising

Look how easily a company can revert its policies with just one decision. From banning crypto-related advertising to now allowing Spot Bitcoin ETFs to be advertised on their website. Well, even the phishing sites are being advertised there so... yeah