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Though it reached a new high in March, experts surveyed by Blockhead are unsure if it will reach $100,000 this year due to volatility. However, they are bullish on Bitcoin in the long term, expecting it to hit $100,000 next year and $150,000 by the end of 2025.
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SNB: No Bitcoin for Swiss Reserves
A push by cryptocurrency advocates to see the Swiss National Bank (SNB) embrace Bitcoin as a reserve asset, diversifying beyond traditional holdings like gold, has been met with resistance.