Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by late 2025
Technical analysis shows smaller gains in each cycle, but longer uptrends suggest the market remains strong.
Analysts suggest Bitcoin’s current bull cycle may reach new highs of $150,000 by December 2025, driven by supply scarcity and sustained institutional holdings. The growth is expected to be slower than previous cycles but could extend into early 2026.
Technical analysis shows that each successive cycle delivers smaller gains. While early cycles saw increases of 61%, 42%, and 35%, the current cycle may peak at 27%.
Experts argue that a deceleration in growth often results in longer-lasting uptrends rather than signalling an end to momentum.
Liquidity data points to further upside potential. Bitcoin held in long-term storage has returned to historically high levels, reducing the amount available for trading. Analysts warn that scarcity may boost prices, but sudden large sell-offs could push Bitcoin down to $90,000–$100,000.
The debate continues over the timing and duration of the cycle. Some experts say the bull run is nearly over, while others believe institutional activity is changing the traditional four-year halving cycle.
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