Davinci Jeremie, one of the well-known names in the cryptocurrency world, has been attracting attention since 2013 when he called on everyone to buy Bitcoin (BTC) for only 114 dollars.

Jeremie’s journey into the cryptocurrency world began by focusing on gold and silver as solutions to the problems of the financial system. However, his discovery of Bitcoin was a turning point. As a programmer, he quickly realized the potential of this digital currency and dedicated his YouTube channel to crypto.

In 2013, he made a bold move by asking people to buy at least $1 worth of Bitcoin. Since then, Bitcoin’s price has increased by 50,000%.

Jeremie’s accurate predictions and in-depth understanding of the crypto market have led some to speculate that he may be Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin. Although this is highly unlikely, it is a fact that Jeremie has significant influence on the crypto market.

In his new predictions, Jeremie believes that the coming year will see tremendous growth in the entire market, with all the necessary catalysts already in place. He thinks those who make the right choices now can make significant profits during this bull run.

While Jeremie criticized the German government’s decision to sell 50,000 BTC, he argued that if they had not sold it, the profits they would have made in the future could have been much higher. Additionally, Mt. claims that market manipulators use such scare tactics to influence the market. Gox also describes BTC sales as FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt).

Regarding the Solana (SOL) ETF, Jeremie believes approval is slim but possible. Jeremie thinks that $120 is likely a bottom and a strong support level for Solana, and it will be very difficult to break this support level.

When it comes to Ethereum (ETH), Jeremie advises caution. He believes that the launch of ETH ETF trading will not increase the price significantly and urges investors to analyze the situation and choose entry points wisely. Despite this, he predicts that ETH could reach $8,000 by the end of the year.

*This is not investment advice.