Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff has admitted he was wrong about his 2018 prediction of Bitcoin’s future price. Rogoff initially predicted a drop in Bitcoin to $100, while predicting it would surge to $10,000. But years later, the unexpected reality paints a different picture – one where Bitcoin surpassed the $100,000 mark and continues to thrive amidst changing global financial landscapes. Rogoff attributed his initial prediction’s failure to a combination of factors: lack of effective cryptocurrency regulations, surprisingly high levels of adoption for digital currencies, and inaction by regulatory bodies. His admission underscores the dynamic nature of cryptocurrencies, challenging conventional economic expectations.