Despite recent market losses, Bitcoin (BTC) remains highly bullish, with experts predicting the cryptocurrency could reach a price of $150,000 in the current bull cycle.
Analyst Percival, in a post on CryptoQuant, has provided insights into Bitcoin’s path to this milestone, drawing on historical data and current market trends.
Percival points out that Bitcoin’s price movements have been characterized by sharp upward spikes followed by consolidation periods, typical of mature financial assets.
The analyst uses Fibonacci expansions to predict that Bitcoin could target a price range between $136,000 and $150,000. This prediction is further supported by Bitcoin Realized Price Bands, a market metric that analyzes buying levels.
For Bitcoin to reach $150,000, its market cap must expand to $3 trillion. Historical data suggests this is possible, as Bitcoin’s Realized Cap rose by 470% during the 2021 bearish cycle. Currently, it has increased by only 111%, signaling significant room for growth.
Several factors could drive Bitcoin toward this target, including the US Bitcoin Spot ETFs, which saw nearly $40 billion in inflows in their debut year.
With the potential for a pro-crypto stance under the Donald Trump administration, institutional demand through these ETFs is expected to rise. Additionally, the Bitcoin Futures market, valued at $95 billion, may contribute to the bullish trend.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $102,334, reflecting a slight 1.66% decline over the past 24 hours. However, it has gained 7.93% in the past month, fueled by a strong January performance.
The Fear & Greed Index currently sits at 76, indicating extreme greed in the market, and experts predict Bitcoin could hit $113,658 and $132,823 in the next month.
With strong institutional support, rising demand, and bullish technical indicators, Bitcoin could soon see substantial gains.
Analysts are hopeful that Bitcoin could surpass $150,000 in the near future, driven by a growing market cap and increased adoption.