Some industry watchers point to an imminent Bitcoin correction, despite US lawmakers passing three key bills to provide more clarity for the cryptocurrency industry.

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With bitcoin’s meteoric rise, there have been growing concerns of a bubble. Last Wednesday Niall Ferguson, historian and “The Ascent of Money” author, told FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo on ...

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Bitcoin prices briefly fell upon the news, but quickly recovered and marched higher. They’re up more than 25 percent in the three weeks since China tried to control trading.

These concerns have grown especially pronounced as the coin approaches the milestone price of $20,000. These concerns aren’t completely unfounded, as Bitcoin has crashed a few times in the past.

Skeptics of bitcoin's massive recent gains need look no further back than 2017, when its price hit almost $20,000, only to drop to around $3,000 a year later.

Is bitcoin in a bubble? The price of bitcoin has been soaring this year, and last week alone it jumped from $11,000 to well over $17,000, according to Coindesk. It started the year below $1,000.

For retail investors, the question isn’t just whether MicroStrategy’s moves are driving Bitcoin above $100,000—it’s whether this approach is stable or setting the stage for a bubble.

Is bitcoin in a bubble? The price of bitcoin has been soaring this year, and last week alone it jumped from $11,000 to well over $17,000, according to Coindesk. It started the year below $1,000.