Bitcoin is not something anyone can predict. People making predictions are just doing so based on some factors, but almost all the time, they still get it wrong. A lot of people were expecting Bitcoin to reach $100k this year. In fact, some even think it can surpass $100k. However, I would never judge anyone wrong because anything can happen with Bitcoin prices. Bitcoin prices are determined by demand, and it's possible that some companies could come up and invest a certain amount in Bitcoin.
The unpredictability of Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market as a whole can't be questioned. We have seen Bitcoin going from $28K to $50K+ within a couple of weeks, and we have also seen it crashing from $69k to $16k. This means that the market and the price of Bitcoin are completely unpredictable and anything can happen at any given time. However, based on historical charts and data, we can make predictions which can always be inaccurate.
Seeing the conditions at the moment, it doesn't seem like the price is going to cross $100k, but as I said, unexpected things happen often in this market, so we never really know.
Let's not forget that in order to reach such number we need a very big injection on money in the market, pushing bitcoin from $1k to $10k is kind of easy, doing the same but from $10k to $100k is a different thing.
That's the point. It would require Bitcoin to have an extremely large market cap in order to reach extreme heights. So expecting $100k might not be a lot, but expecting $1m is a bit excessive.