Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse predicts Bitcoin could surge to $180,000 next year, citing institutional adoption and macroeconomic trends, while urging caution amid market volatility and regulatory uncertainty.
Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin could hold $80,000 as Fed policy shifts erode the dollar, with rising macro liquidity and investor rotation into crypto seen as a hedge against tightening risks.
Polymarket assigns a 71% probability that Bitcoin will fall to $80,000 by November, signaling growing bearish bets on prediction markets and increased short-term downside risk for BTC.
JPMorgan warns Bitcoin appears cheap versus gold, citing valuation gaps and rising institutional interest. Analysts say favorable macro trends could drive BTC prices higher, prompting renewed investor focus.
Markets slid as traders turned risk-off, sending crypto and stocks lower. Bitcoin faces renewed downside pressure as analysts warn key support could be tested amid thin liquidity and rising volatility.
Could Bitcoin hit $200,000 in 2025? With 172 companies now holding BTC in treasury, analysts cite ETF inflows and the halving as catalysts, while cautioning on rate policy, liquidity, and regulatory shocks.
BTC faces one more probable scenario: sideways consolidation with modest retracement testing key support levels, as traders weigh macro risks and waning momentum against a potential breakout.
As institutional adoption climbs and supply tightens, Bitcoin’s march to $100,000 gains credibility. Analysts weigh macro catalysts, volatility risks and timing as market structure hints at an extended bullish run.
Bitcoin’s Gusi retest confirms support, with buyers re-entering the market and momentum indicators tilting bullish. A decisive break above near-term resistance would signal readiness for higher BTC targets.
Analysts spot sustained bullish momentum in Bitcoin, driven by rising on-chain demand and macro tailwinds. Technical indicators favor further gains; traders may consider opening long positions with risk controls.