How far will the Bitcoin train go with the 2020 year-end holidays approaching?Image by ArtTower from PixabayIf you know any crypto enthusiasts or follow any on social media, you probably have already heard — but on Dec. 17. 2020 Bitcoin rallied more than 12% to break the $23,000 for the first time on record.The response among HODLers has been enthusiastic, to say the least.“Finally, BTC is nearing its true value — and everyone who said I’d wish I’d bought BTC for $600 will be saying the same about BTC at $19,000,” said Jillian Godsil, Blockchain Chair, Keynote, Journalist, Broadcaster, CEO, and Writer of recently published blockchain book “Persons of Interest.”What’s driving the Bitcoin train?Bitcoin movements have been bolstered all year by institutional investors who view Bitcoin as a deflationary asset to hedge against global financial nastiness in 2021.Who called it first? If I had to guess, I would have said Tim Draper. He at least deserves the prize for making the frequently aggressive price predictions. But his Twitter account has a sticky post that links to his son Adam Draper’s prognostication in 2013.Adam Draper reposted his first Bitcoin article from March 4, 2013.“The first time I heard about Bitcoin was actually from Brian Armstrong founder of Coinbase… As Brian explained the concept to me, it began to remind me of another trend that happened 15 years ago. Bitcoin, right now, reminds me of the times of Napster. Through Peer to Peer technology, Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker made the process of attaining music, simple and free… I feel this is happening with currency right now…”Coinbase has made recent news by taking a daring “no comment” position on all matters political. But in this case, they enthused about the rise of BTC by announcing their ICO, which I’m sure they will…