Bitcoin Price: Why $1M by 2025 Isn’t as Crazy as It Sounds
Bitcoin Price– Bitcoin may have dipped, but the bulls are far from backing down. After peaking above $123K in mid-July, BTC saw a sharp correction, falling to around $113K as the month closed out. Yet, despite this pullback, confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory remains sky-high.
$115K Today — $150K Next?
At press time, Bitcoin is hovering near the $115K mark, but analysts say the next leg up could be massive. Blockchain analytics firm TeraHash sees BTC surging toward $130K–$150K by year-end, provided ETF inflows remain steady and macroeconomic conditions stay favorable.
One key catalyst? The Federal Reserve’s anticipated rate cut in September, coupled with clearer crypto regulations from the SEC, CFTC, and the full rollout of Europe’s MiCA framework in Q4. According to TeraHash, mining in late 2025 will require “precision, adaptability, and staying ahead of the game.”
Bitcoin to $250K… or Even $1M?
Some market legends are going much further. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee sees $250,000 BTC by year-end. So does Tim Draper, a longtime Bitcoin bull and Silicon Valley venture capitalist.
But the boldest call yet? Mike Novogratz of Galaxy Digital and Charles Schwab both believe Bitcoin could hit $1 million by the end of 2025.
With major financial institutions and top analysts doubling down, Bitcoin’s pullback may just be a pause before the next parabolic move. Is this the last time we’ll see BTC below $120K?
