Bitcoin Set for Short-Term Sell-Off Amidst Surge, But Poised to Reach $120,000 with Trump 2.0 Regulatory Boost
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On December 5th, Nigel Green from deVere Group, a prominent financial consultancy, highlighted the potential for a **short-term sell-off** in Bitcoin following its recent breakthrough of a crucial psychological threshold. He indicated that the **rapid price surge** might prompt some investors to secure their profits, although such declines are often transient. According to Green, Bitcoin’s underlying **momentum** remains strong, with projections suggesting that it could reach **$120,000** within the first quarter of next year.
This bullish outlook is underscored by the market’s anticipation of a **more favorable regulatory environment** for cryptocurrencies, especially with the prospect of a Trump administration. Investors appear optimistic regarding a supportive approach from the U.S. President-elect toward digital assets. As regulatory clarity emerges, it could enhance institutional confidence and drive further **capital inflows** into the cryptocurrency sector, reinforcing Bitcoin’s market position.
