Bitfinex analysts predict that Bitcoin prices could reach as high as $200,000 by 2025, thanks to institutional demand and ETF interest.$BTC
Analysts say that any possible declines in Bitcoin prices in 2025 will be short-term due to increasing institutional demand. The market report dated December 17 stated that in the best-case scenario, Bitcoin could double in value by June 2025. It was also emphasized that the minimum price estimates would be around $ 145,000 and that this figure could rise to $ 200,000 under favorable conditions.
Analysts emphasized that there may be fluctuations in the price of Bitcoin in the first quarter of 2025, but institutional investments will limit this volatility. It was stated that interest in spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and global adoption will support a long-term upward trend.
According to the data, approximately $36 billion has been invested in US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs since the beginning of 2025. It is stated that these ETFs manage a total of 1.13 million BTC and the influence of these groups on the market is gradually increasing.
Bitcoin’s current price is trading at $105,360 at the time of writing, but analysts predict that in the long term, the price could rise as much as nine times that amount. Nic Carter, a partner at Castle Island Ventures, said that if Bitcoin were to reach the market value of gold, a price of $900,000 is possible.
Bitcoin analyst Andy Edstrom said that Bitcoin's price movements have now started to reach much larger levels and that it is difficult to get used to "the situation where a $1,000 change does not even represent 1% in the price of Bitcoin."
Bitfinex analysts predict that if Bitcoin repeats its 2021 cycle, its moving averages could rise by 40% to $339,000. In a less likely scenario, if the 2017 cycle repeats, Bitcoin is expected to rise to $290,000 in early 2026.
As a result, Bitfinex analysts predict that Bitcoin’s price could see a major increase in 2025, but this increase could be preceded by temporary declines due to fluctuations and volatility. Nevertheless, institutional interest and demand for Bitcoin ETFs continue to support the long-term uptrend.