Cardano’s Hoskinson believe Bitcoin will surpass $250,000

Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is heading to the next target price of $100,000 after rising 33% in just a month, but Cardano’s founder projects beyond. Founder of Cardano Charles Hoskinson projects that Bitcoin will reach the price target of $250,000 in just 2 years. He believes that the target price is the lowest target to achieve, yet the highest target is $500,000. According to Hoskinson’s YouTube live video posted on Nov. 27, he noted that several factors would increase the Bitcoin price in the future, including the massive inflow into the crypto market as well as the institutional eyes that have be en interested in Bitcoin in recent days. “It is my believe that Bitcoin will go to quarter and half million dollars in the next 12 to 24 months, because of the investment inflow and and the great interest that has been achieved,” Hoskinson said. He mentioned that Bitcoin as a value store of the internet remain useful for decentralized finance (DeFi) in the future. The DeFi mode, also known as the new capabilities of DeFi, could bring Bitcoin through the Cardano network so the holders could participate in the DeFi ecosystem. You might also like: Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson receives award in Switzerland for Crypto Valley Cardano outlook after Bitcoin rose Cardano , as one of the biggest cryptocurrencies based on market capitalization, has grown in the past month, increased 190% and reached a price of $1 for the first time after dropping in 2022. In the past 24 hours, the token was traded for $1.5 billion or dropped by almost 40%. The market is also eyeing the possibility of Cardano spot ETF after several cry ptocurrencies have already crypto product versions, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. ADA projected would be bullish in the near future if the asset management pushes the ETF version to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). You might also like: Hoskinson slams legacy crypto media after calling Ethereum a ‘dictatorship’