Bitcoin miners will continue to receive 3.125 BTC per block until 2028. According to Mark Yusko, Bitcoin’s fair value has surged to $80,000. Despite this, current Google searches for Bitcoin remain relatively low, suggesting that we may be in the early stages of a bullish market.
Now that Bitcoin has surpassed the halving event, miners will be rewarded with 3.125 BTC per block until 2028. Despite this, transaction fees per block currently exceed the rewards. However, this doesn’t result in significant revenue losses for miners at the moment, as the growth rate of the circulating supply has slowed. As for Mark Yusko’s latest forecasts, what do they entail?
Mark Yusko’s Insights on Bitcoin’s Future
Mark Yusko, the founder of Morgan Creek Capital, recently shared his insights on the current state of cryptocurrencies at Bitcoin Investor Day. Addressing the recent halving, Yusko noted that the reduction in block rewards to 3.125 BTC has also contributed to an increase in Bitcoin’s fair value.
Yusko suggests that Bitcoin’s fair value has surged from $50,000 to $80,000, a factor that he believes will trigger the Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) process among investors. He explained that as BTC approaches its new fair value, investors who were previously waiting on the sidelines begin to enter the market to purchase.
Reflecting on previous halving cycles, Yusko pointed out that the fair value had doubled each time. However, he anticipates a different outcome this time due to writing fees with ordinates. As a result, instead of doubling from the pre-halving fair value of $50,000 to $100,000, Yusko predicts that Bitcoin will likely reach around $80,000. Nevertheless, as Bitcoin moves towards this new fair value post-halving, Yusko expects FOMO to intensify.
Yusko further emphasized that once FOMO sets in and there is increased adoption from institutions like Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, he anticipates that these factors will drive Bitcoin’s price to significantly higher levels.
Bitcoin’s Current Status and Potential for Growth
Comparing the current cycle with the previous one, Bitcoin has yet to surpass the $20,000 mark. Despite the current price appearing high to some, it remains below the all-time high (ATH) level of the previous cycle. Mark Yusko, while acknowledging this, highlights that the cryptocurrency community often operates within an echo chamber. While there is significant discussion on platforms like Crypto Twitter about the market’s potential, many outside this circle may not be fully engaged yet.
Yusko points out that his family members, for instance, have not contacted him about Bitcoin’s recent performance. However, he anticipates that they will as the market heats up. One indication of the market’s readiness for a bull run, according to Yusko, is the relatively low search volume for Bitcoin on Google. This suggests that the widespread FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) phase, which typically accompanies significant price increases, has not yet commenced.
Important: Please note that this article is only meant to provide information and should not be taken as legal, tax, investment, financial, or any other type of advice.
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