Road to $10,000: How Bitcoin Price Broke $3,000 and What’s Ahead

Bitcoin will be $10,000 in three years
what Bitcoin has already become during its early years, despite having only a tiny fraction of the population alone supporting it for just some of its many advantages, most important of which is the freedom it brings to people in any troubled system, then we can only imagine how big of an impact we are starting to see now with established institutions and mainstream media finally embracing it.

Bitcoin is not controlled by anybody
Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency in the world that is not controlled by anybody, is secured by the largest network of computer power in the world and has a sound monetary policy.

There is an increasing demand for Bitcoin
Dixon concludes by noting that central banks and governments will soon realize that holding Bitcoin on their balance sheet could be a wise move as financial institutions are realizing today. They will also create their alternatives to compete, but they will all be controlled, centralized and follow a similar monetary policy as traditional fiat money, providing more value to Bitcoin.

“This type of financial innovation will only happen once in many people's life time,” he says.

$3,700 is in sight
Now that the Bitcoin civil war is over, I think we'll see a rapid influx of investors that had sold off in July rushing back into the market. Goldman Sachs has predicted that Bitcoin is headed for $3,700, and it seems we're well on the way there.