 Many of you must be wondering where the Bitcoin market is heading next, is the pre-alvin correction already over? Are we gonna see more consolidation? And when should we expect the next massive move upward? In this video we asked 4 market experts to answer these questions. I'm Giovanni, your host, let's get into it. I think as long as Bitcoin stays about 50k or 55k, I'm still looking for Bitcoin to eventually head towards 87.90k, one more, at least another push higher to 87.90k, and then a move by the end of the summer to 100k. That's as long as Bitcoin stays about 50 or 55k key support. Having is a nothing burger at the time that it happens because it takes many, many months for that reduction and supply to actually matter. So it's one of those sort of sell the news events or we celebrate it, but there's nothing fundamentally different a day after the having. What we usually get is some retracement, a really long and really boring summer of low volume and consolidation, and then it goes to up only in the fall. I do believe that we will make new highs, but I'm certainly prepared to stick around and consolidate for a while and even go a bit lower. Ultimately in 2025, I suggest that we're going to see big all-time highs, a huge ETF inflow, and also all course to be thriving, but for now, a period of consideration. If we're going to see another leg up for 100,000, 90,000, under 4000, it's going to be by the end of 2024. So not before like I would say October or September, but obviously the worst case scenario would be that the top is in and we don't see another all-time high. I don't think that's going to happen personally. I think that we're going to see numbers of anything in the ballpark of 50 to 55k at some point because as you go back with the cycles, you can see that there's a correction pre-hauling, usually a period of consolidation, and then a second correction, which leads to a standard correction between 25 to 40 percent. And from there, if the four-year cycle is going to be the exact same this time, we continue to be in a bull cycle. The halving per se that the week or the day is going to be really a non-event because it does not actually change everything for the day-to-day user. What changes is the perception from the public. Well, this coin has been with the same monitor policy rigid for the past 15 years. So what change is people's perception. And this takes long. It's not in a day, in a week, it takes years. So that's what's going to drive people to buy Bitcoin and take us to $120,000 to $100,000. But I don't think it's going to happen this year. I'm more bullish for 2025. Because if Bitcoin, and I said that as an if, because we should always remember risks, if Bitcoin were to drop below 50k, which I don't think is going to happen, I think has a low probability, that if Bitcoin were to drop below 55 or 50k, it would mean that this rally is topped. In other words, the Bitcoin is topped. And that would mean that would be quite bearish if Bitcoin were to drop below 50k or 5550k support. And that would mean a long-term top has probably formed in Bitcoin that we could see a major reversal, a downtrend reversal. Now I should say I'm only saying that from the point of view of risk so people are aware of it. I'm still remaining long-term bullish for this year. So here are the main takeaways. There is a high chance Bitcoin will continue consolidating for the next few months. Drops to 55-50k are possible, but as long as Bitcoin remains above that level, we are still in a bullish trend. As we observed in previous cycles, the main price moves tend to occur a few months after the Bitcoin halving, so potentially in Q3, Q4 of this year. If that scenario plays out, we are likely to see new all-time highs before the end of the year. I hope this was helpful. If you enjoy our content, don't forget to like and subscribe. I'm Giovanni Rost. See you next time.