NewsBTC/Unshakeable Faith: Predicting Bitcoin’s Surge to $900K by 2025
As of today, Bitcoin’s value has slightly diminished to $105,235, representing a 1.5% decrease over the past day and a 4.2% drop over the preceding week. Despite this, some market enthusiasts are viewing this as a temporary halt before a significant upturn. Their analysis indicates that Bitcoin may be on the verge of a considerable rally.
Historically, Bitcoin’s substantial gains have been preceded by rounded-bottom formations and ascending triangles, as pointed out by the crypto analyst known as “Mister Crypto.” In 2013, Bitcoin lingered under the $10 mark for several months before making a dramatic ascent to over $1,000. A similar trend appeared in 2017, followed by another in 2021, where Bitcoin catapulted near to $70,000 after nearly four years of building a strong base.
Mister Crypto’s projections suggest that the period post-2021 has laid the groundwork for another significant rise. If history repeats itself, his forecast anticipates a Bitcoin surge in 2025 that could reach a staggering $900,000—a 760% increase from the current figure.
Another analyst’s charts indicate that Bitcoin often progresses in phases. Initially, an “upward thrust” indicating a transition from deep accumulation to a rising bull trend. Then, prices enter a “re-accumulation” phase before the final ascent. Following this pattern, Bitcoin could potentially hit between $270,000 and $350,000 before any exponential rise.
On-chain data reveals that long-term holders (those who haven’t transferred their coins in over 155 days) are still accumulating. Between March 3 and May 25, 2025, these holders have increased their total holdings by roughly 1.40 million BTC. Interestingly, these holders appear to be holding onto their shares instead of selling during rallies to secure profits, as seen in previous bull markets.
While Bitcoin has recently lost some momentum, many experts believe this downturn is temporary. Despite global interest rates, regulation, and macro factors potentially acting as barriers, some are optimistic about the upcoming surge. Only time will tell if these predictions come to fruition.
