Based on various analytical sources and technical forecasts, I have compiled some feasible scenarios:
1. The likelihood of stable average fluctuations – from $105,000 to $119,000
• Theo Indiatimes, after a strong surge, Bitcoin is expected to stabilize in September, fluctuating between $104,000 – $119,000, before potentially experiencing a strong recovery at the end of the month.
• Cryptopolitan provides the low – average – high benchmarks for September as follows: $105,000 (low), $111,000 (average), and $118,000 (high).
2. Short-term technical adjustment hypothesis
• An expert from Ledn previously warned about the possibility of dropping to $75,000 if a strong correction occurs — but this seems too negative for the current moment. However, the possibility of a slight decrease before recovery cannot be ruled out.
3. Daily – weekly volatility range
• Coindcx predicts that within 24 hours, BTC price will fluctuate between $106,500–$112,000; if it exceeds $112,500, it may reach $115,000; if it falls below $106,000, it may retest the support area of $104,000.
• TradersUnion predicts that in the next 7 days, BTC could increase by ~3.3%, reaching around $114,600, while in 1 month it could slightly decrease by 3.2% to about $107,400.
• According to Changelly (via FinanceMagnates): September may see a minimum range of ~ $108,800, maximum ~ $124,300**.
4. Quarterly/Annual distribution perspective
• One source suggests that if it rises above the $114,000 range and maintains momentum, it could reach $120,000 or even $160,000 by December, encouraged by the strength of the Q4 season.
• Bernstein (MarketWatch) presents a plausible scenario: in the next 6–12 months, Bitcoin could touch $200,000 — however, that scenario is more long-term.