Bitcoin approaching the $100,000 mark has heightened analysts' expectations. The Finder.com report presents an average forecast exceeding $113,000 by the end of 2025 and more than $282,000 by 2030.
The most optimistic forecasts point to $125,000 in 2025. “Bitcoin is perceived as the digital equivalent of gold, particularly in times of economic uncertainty,” notes Ronen Cojocaru, CEO of 8081.
Skeptics, such as John Hawkins from the University of Canberra, predict $40,000: “Bitcoin remains a speculative bubble, and the percentage of American adults holding BTC has been declining since the pandemic.”
Source: Finder.com
Bitcoin Price Forecasts for 2024, 2025, and 2030. Source: Finder.com
April 2024 Halving "The lack of a significant post-halving increase may be attributed to global economic instability and elevated interest rates," said Daniel Keller, CEO of InFlux Technologies.
U.S. Presidential Election "A Trump victory could signal substantial gains," noted Joseph Raczynski of JT Consulting.
Pav Hundal of Swyftx cautions: “Market options reflect ambitious expectations, yet macroeconomic conditions may constrain them.”
Alexander Kuptsikevich of FxPro adds: “A successful breakout above resistance could pave the way to an all-time high, while failure risks a return to previous lows.”
Finder experts forecast $282,238 by the end of 2030. Josh Fraser of Origin Protocol states: “Bitcoin is approaching a six-figure valuation driven by institutional adoption.”
Lee Smales from the University of Western Australia cautions: “Market saturation and regulatory pressures may limit further growth.”
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61% of panelists consider current levels an attractive entry point, 32% suggest holding positions, and only 7% recommend selling
The majority of respondents believe that now is a favorable time to buy BTC. Source: Finder.com
The prices of crypto assets are significantly more susceptible to sharp fluctuations than traditional financial instruments. High price volatility may result in sudden losses and unpredictable outcomes. Trading in crypto assets involves a substantial risk of capital loss. This material does not constitute investment advice, a personal recommendation, an offer, or a solicitation to buy or sell crypto assets. Any references to past or projected performance of a particular crypto asset, index, or investment product are not, and should not be considered, reliable indicators of future results.
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