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In an impressive start to the month, Bitcoin has surged by $50,000, smashing through the $1 trillion market cap and boasting a remarkable 30% increase in just three weeks. The big question now is when Bitcoin will hit an all-time high, especially with the 2021 peak of $69,000 now just 32% away.

Here are five key factors that could drive Bitcoin to new highs before summer.

Bitcoin to hit All-Time High of $69K, If? 

Analytics firm IntoTheBlock’s report suggests an 85% chance of Bitcoin hitting a fresh all-time high within the next six months. According to their head of research, Lucas Outumuro, this forecast is based on five key catalysts that could drive Bitcoin higher in the coming months.

The Halving Buzz

First on the list is the eagerly awaited Bitcoin halving event in April. Miners seem ready for the event, and Outumuro believes Bitcoin’s all-time high might come just a month after the halving, reducing selling pressure as BTC’s issuance inflation rate drops significantly.

ETFs: A New Player in the Game

The second catalyst is the influx of funds from recently approved Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). These ETFs have already attracted around $4 billion in new investments within a month of launch. With supply issuance decreasing post-halving, this significant influx of funds has the potential to boost Bitcoin demand.

Federal Reserve’s Influence

The anticipation of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, possibly starting in March, is the third factor. Traders are factoring in these rate cuts, which could lead to increased liquidity in financial markets. This liquidity boost could benefit assets like Bitcoin and stocks, contributing to a potential surge.

Election Dynamics

Factor number four is the upcoming US presidential election. Expectations are high that the Federal Reserve might take steps to support the economy ahead of the event, potentially influencing market dynamics.

Corporate Bitcoin Adoption

The fifth factor is a global trend of companies accumulating Bitcoin in the coming months, accompanied by spot ETFs making Bitcoin more accessible. This shift, particularly in Asia and South America, is expected to expand nationally, boosted by the legitimacy brought by ETFs in the US.

In addition, the prospect of institutional treasuries allocating to Bitcoin presents a bullish narrative, adding to the optimism for price appreciation.

Risks on the Horizon

While the outlook is promising, several risks loom. The possibility of catalysts being priced in, geopolitical conflicts, or unexpected selling pressure could dampen Bitcoin’s ascent. A failure of anticipated events, like the Federal Reserve refraining from easing conditions, could trigger a significant market correction.

In this exciting Bitcoin journey, investors are navigating through a dynamic landscape, eagerly watching for the next turn in this volatile digital frontier.