Bitcoin will eventually hit ‘$1 million a coin,’ CoinDesk editor predicts

“Bitcoin is going to $1 million a coin,” CoinDesk Learn Editor Ollie Leech said.

The timing of bitcoin crossing $1 million is the big question.

The last halving for bitcoin was in 2020, and so far this year, we have seen prices explode.

Bitcoin’s market cap is currently at more than $1 trillion, about double where it was at the start of the year.

Bitcoin was trading just above $57,000 at the time of publication, well off the highs of the year but a gain of 94% since January 1.

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