#BTC100kNext?

Bitcoin hitting $100,000 is no longer just a price goal; it's a psychological milestone the market keeps returning to. Each cycle features a level where doubt gradually gives way to interest, then certainty. For many, $100K represents that point.

What sets this cycle apart is the environment. Institutional involvement is a reality, not just a possibility. ETFs have altered how people can invest, but not the nature of Bitcoin itself. The supply is fixed, new coins are issued less frequently, and long-term holders are absorbing price swings with steady calm.

However, markets aren't driven solely by stories. The availability of money and broader economic conditions are crucial. Interest rate expectations, the dollar's strength, and people's willingness to take risks globally will determine when Bitcoin reaches new heights, not if. Price drops along the way are not signs of weakness; they are how coins move from those who lack patience to those who have faith.

The $100K mark won't appear suddenly with fanfare. It will arrive after periods of stagnation, uncertainty, and many predictions that the peak has been reached. And when it happens, the focus will be less on how quickly we got there and more on who held on long enough to witness it.

Bitcoin has never moved in a straight path only with consistent upward momentum.