Recently, an institution released a study on the future trend of Bitcoin. They provided several price targets under different scenarios:
Under the baseline scenario, the 12-month target price is set at $143,000, with $70,000 as a support level — this support level indicates a strong willingness to protect the bottom. The logic chain behind this prediction is as follows: crypto ETFs will continue to attract capital inflows, traditional stock markets will remain strong, and there may be progress in US policies regarding digital assets.
However, they also acknowledge other possibilities. In a bearish pessimistic scenario, the price could drop to $78,500; conversely, if everything goes smoothly, the bullish scenario could see a high of $189,000.
These figures actually reflect several key variables in the current market: first, policy expectations; second, the participation of traditional capital; third, the attractiveness of crypto assets themselves. It seems that the performance of Bitcoin in the coming months will still depend on how these factors evolve.
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StakeTillRetire
· 12-20 01:04
143k? Let's see the policy trend first.
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Degentleman
· 12-20 01:04
143k? Dream on, it depends on the government's stance.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 12-20 01:03
143k, that target sounds pretty good, but I don't know if the policies will suddenly take a hit.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 12-20 01:03
143k is still a bit aggressive; I still believe in a bottom line of 70k.
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SilentAlpha
· 12-20 01:03
143k sounds pretty good, but the real key is whether that 70k can be maintained.
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-20 01:02
143k? It's all just talk; the key still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance.
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HackerWhoCares
· 12-20 00:45
143k sounds good, but honestly these predictions are pretty much the same as what I saw last year. In the end, it's still a letdown.
I would laugh if it drops to 78k. Who the hell can accurately predict policies?
The ETF bloodsucking machine is turned on. Traditional capital will just come in, and everything else is nonsense.
This game plan is just two words—bet on policies. Don't waste time researching target prices.
189k is a dream, 70k is the reality. That 143k in the middle is most likely just playing around.
Basically, it's all about the mood of Uncle Sam. We bunch of retail investors can't say anything.
Recently, an institution released a study on the future trend of Bitcoin. They provided several price targets under different scenarios:
Under the baseline scenario, the 12-month target price is set at $143,000, with $70,000 as a support level — this support level indicates a strong willingness to protect the bottom. The logic chain behind this prediction is as follows: crypto ETFs will continue to attract capital inflows, traditional stock markets will remain strong, and there may be progress in US policies regarding digital assets.
However, they also acknowledge other possibilities. In a bearish pessimistic scenario, the price could drop to $78,500; conversely, if everything goes smoothly, the bullish scenario could see a high of $189,000.
These figures actually reflect several key variables in the current market: first, policy expectations; second, the participation of traditional capital; third, the attractiveness of crypto assets themselves. It seems that the performance of Bitcoin in the coming months will still depend on how these factors evolve.