Bitcoin eyes $200,000... Will upward momentum build ahead of the 2028 halving?
Original headline비트코인 20만 달러 기대…2028년 반감기 앞두고 상승 동력 붙을까
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Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, said at CoinDesk's Salt London event that bitcoin should already be trading at $200,000, arguing its price of roughly $75,000–$80,000 has yet to reflect persistent inflation and widening fiscal deficits. He reaffirmed his conviction in bitcoin's long-term value and its four-year cycle, pointing to the 2028 halving as a potential catalyst that could strengthen upward momentum as it approaches. The comments frame the current price as lagging bitcoin's faster-than-expected rise in awareness and adoption. Investors will watch whether macro conditions and the run-up to the next halving close that gap.
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