Investing in Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin Could Hit This 6-Figure Level

During our live cryptocurrency webinar, TheStreet's Scott Gamm spoke with author James Altucher and other top cryptocurrency experts, who weighed in on the recent spat of volatility in bitcoin prices.

Noted cyrptocurrency commentator and author James Altucher said bitcoin prices could "easily" hit $100,000 in the coming year. 

Bitcoin prices reached a high of near $20,000 in Dec. 2017, but have since fallen to roughly $10,500.

Author and crypto expert James Altucher says Bitcoin solves many of the problems of paper money.  Could it put an end to paper money?  Get an exclusive excerpt of TheStreets exclusive panel discussion by clicking below.

Investing in Cryptocurrencies
Investing in Cryptocurrencies

This was just one of the crypto forecasts revealed in Wednesday's exclusive event TheStreet LIVE: Investing in Cryptocurrencies a webcast featuring top blockchain and cryptocurrency authorities. Just Click Here for an Instant Replay ! 

 

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