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Poll: Will the Bitcoin Price Hit $10k in 2014?
Are you a bitcoin bull or bear for 2014?
Updated Sep 10, 2021, 12:06 p.m. Published Dec 31, 2013, 5:25 p.m.
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2013 saw the price of bitcoin go from $13 to $266, then to almost $1,200 on the back of strong growth in China.
There was a correction, as the Chinese government implemented policies to make bitcoin trading much more difficult, but the digital currency has since rallied and shown significant resilience in the face of adversity.
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Many believe the price of bitcoin will increase in 2014, with some Wall Street analysts even predicting it could reach almost $100,000 at some point.
But what do you think will happen to the price in the coming year?
Do you think the bitcoin price will hit $10,000 in 2014?
- Yes
- No
- WTF are you smokin ???
Poll Results are Now Published Here
Hat tip to @bitcoin for the poll suggestion.
Price chart image via Shutterstock
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