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Crypto analyst PlanB wrote on X that according to its speculation on the trend of Bitcoin's market in the next few years released at the end of September, BTC has basically achieved the first two goals, namely rising to $70,000 in October and rising to $100,000 in November (actually $99,800 but close enough to form the largest monthly candle of $26,000 ever). It added that BTC's next target is to rise to $150,000 in December.