Bitcoin has surpassed $80,000 for the first time following the U.S. presidential election, and analysts predict short-term corrections but see long-term targets as high as $300,000. The election outcome and potential policy shifts favoring digital assets are driving market dynamics, leading to speculation on Bitcoin's price trajectory. Investor Alistair Milne expects Bitcoin to target $100,000, but warns of a potential 20-25% correction before reaching this level. Continued interest from institutional and individual investors could push Bitcoin's price past $100,000, potentially causing "generational FOMO." VanEck CEO Jan van Eck believes Bitcoin could achieve $300,000 based on its growing role as "digital gold" and its potential to capture half the market share of gold. Interest in Bitcoin is surging, with $1.37 billion inflow into Bitcoin funds in a single day.



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