Investor Mike Alfred asserts that Bitcoin is "seriously undervalued," and after reevaluating with 46 different models, he believes the fair price of Bitcoin is close to $172,000. This stands in stark contrast to the market's general perception of Bitcoin's value (about $67,000, which is its network security cost). As gold and silver prices hit new highs repeatedly, the debate intensifies. Analysts point out that the shift in gold volatility suggests its price may enter a faster upward phase.
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Investor Mike Alfred asserts that Bitcoin is "seriously undervalued," and after reevaluating with 46 different models, he believes the fair price of Bitcoin is close to $172,000. This stands in stark contrast to the market's general perception of Bitcoin's value (about $67,000, which is its network security cost). As gold and silver prices hit new highs repeatedly, the debate intensifies. Analysts point out that the shift in gold volatility suggests its price may enter a faster upward phase.