In 2025, how high can Bitcoin go?
The Halving Effect and Historical Cycle Patterns
The Importance of the Halving Cycle
Bitcoin's design includes a "halving" mechanism, which simply means that approximately every four years, the rewards for miners are halved. Historical data shows that Bitcoin bull markets typically reach their peak about 530 days after a halving. Based on this pattern, some analysts believe that after the halving in 2024, Bitcoin might see a price peak around October 2025. This provides a good opportunity for long-term investments. Price Multiples Compared to Cycles
Looking back at historical bull market cycles, Bitcoin has previously seen increases of 30 times and 8 times. Although each market environment is different, some conservative predictions suggest that if this cycle only achieves a 2 times growth, the price could reach $130,000. However, there are also views that by comparing past bull market peaks, Bitcoin might see a 3.5 times increase, potentially reaching around $240,000. Additionally, based on Bitcoin's realized price (the total of the last movement prices of all circulating Bitcoins divided by the total circulating supply), the current realized price of about $43,000 multiplied by 4 could indicate a potential peak around $170,000. If analyzed using a power-law curve model, Bitcoin's price could even exceed $400,000 after breaking past historical highs.
As it stands, Bitcoin is still at a low level
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