The future price of Bitcoin is difficult to predict accurately. Below are some different viewpoints and predictions:

Optimistic Predictions

- $500,000 and above: Matt Hogan, Chief Investment Officer of Bitwise, the largest cryptocurrency fund management company in the U.S., predicts that if the U.S. establishes a national Bitcoin reserve, the price of Bitcoin could soar to $500,000. Cryptocurrency lobbyist and CEO of the Digital Chamber, Perianne Boring, even boldly claims that Bitcoin will break $800,000 next year.

- $200,000 - $500,000: Standard Chartered Bank predicts that by the end of 2025, the price of Bitcoin will reach $200,000, while some bolder bullish advocates predict that Bitcoin will rise to $500,000. The analysis department of algorithmic trading firm Presto, Presto Research, predicts that Bitcoin could reach $210,000 by 2025.

- Around $124,000: Katie Stockton, founder of market research firm Fairlead Strategies, believes that Bitcoin could approach a price level of $124,000 in the coming months, representing an increase of about 17%.

Uncertain Factors and Risk Warnings

- Macroeconomic and Policy Factors: Global economic growth trends, inflation levels, changes in monetary policies of major developed countries, and regulatory policy changes may have a significant impact on Bitcoin prices. For example, adjustments in the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and countries' regulatory attitudes towards cryptocurrencies.

- Market Sentiment and Fund Flows: Bitcoin market sentiment is highly volatile, and investors' confidence and expectations regarding Bitcoin can change due to various factors, leading to significant inflows or outflows of funds and causing sharp price fluctuations.

- Technical and Security Risks: Bitcoin relies on blockchain technology, and the immaturity of the technology itself and potential vulnerabilities, such as hacking attacks and smart contract errors, could lead to severe asset losses, affecting its price.