Google Bard predicts Litecoin price after halving event $1,000

Litecoin is set to undergo its halving event on August 2, which is expected to increase scarcity and potentially impact the cryptocurrency's price dynamics. Google Bard, an AI tool created by Alphabet, was asked to predict the future price action of Litecoin after the halving event. Bard noted that the overall state of the cryptocurrency market, demand, and supply of Litecoin could influence the price, and while some analysts believe the price could reach $1,000, others predict it could only reach $500 or $600.

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