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2 New Possibilities That Could Send Bitcoin to $200,000 and Beyond

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) now trades at about around $82,000, but under the right conditions, it could fly to $200,000 or more, if given enough time. There are a pair of new possibilities in particular that could be responsible for driving a large part of that move. Both of them have to do with the economy and government of China, the world's second-largest economy in terms of gross domestic product (GDP).