Bitcoin is trading just 7% below its all-time high despite recent criticism from the European Central Bank (ECB). The ECB released a paper asserting that early Bitcoin buyers exploit those who purchase later at higher prices, intensifying tensions between the institution and cryptocurrency advocates who label the ECB as an enemy of Bitcoin. Analysts predict that global money supply dynamics could push Bitcoin's price to $100,000. Others note that Bitcoin has risen by 3,000,000% since its early days when it was priced at $2.30. Cointelegraph reports that upcoming U.S. monetary policies may lead to financial assets soaring, with Bitcoin potentially benefiting the most as it's the hardest to produce more of.