Bitcoin (BTC) May Face Three Potential Trend Scenarios, With the Most Optimistic One Forecasting a Surge to $150,000 to $175,000

This prediction is supported by factors such as a strong influx of institutional capital and positive investor sentiment following the Trump administration’s plans to establish a national Bitcoin reserve.

Bitcoin may face three potential trend scenarios in the future, with the most optimistic one forecasting a surge to $150,000 to $175,000 within the next 12 months.

This prediction is supported by factors such as a strong influx of institutional capital and positive investor sentiment following the Trump administration’s plans to establish a national Bitcoin reserve.

Positive Forecasts from Experts and Market Signals

Bitcoin (BTC) is showing promising prospects as numerous positive signals from the market and expert predictions emerge in early May 2025. In an analysis by AxelAdlerJr, as of today, on-chain momentum is in the "starting" phase of a bull run.

The Bitcoin Composite Index currently stands at ≈ 0.8 (80%). Based on this indicator, AxelAdlerJr outlined three possible scenarios.

In the most optimistic scenario, BTC's price could reach $150,000 to $175,000, following the cyclical logic of 2017 and 2021. This would occur if the Bitcoin Composite Index surpasses 1.0 and remains above that level.

If the ratio stays within the 0.8–1.0 range, the market would likely consolidate in a broad corridor between $90,000 and $110,000, indicating that participants are maintaining positions without increasing exposure.

Alternatively, if the ratio drops to 0.75 or below, short-term holders may start taking profits, potentially leading to a price correction to $70,000–$85,000. However, AxelAdlerJr notes that this scenario is less likely than the other two.

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On-chain signals further bolster the bullish outlook. According to Coinglass, over the past 7 days, approximately 42,525.89 Bitcoins were withdrawn from centralized exchanges (CEX), reducing the supply on exchanges to a 7-year low of about 2.48 million BTC.

The trend of Bitcoin withdrawals from exchanges is often seen as a positive sign, as it indicates investor accumulation and reduced selling pressure, paving the way for price growth.

Bitcoin's 7-day volatility has also hit its lowest level in 563 days. Low volatility typically signals a period of accumulation before a price breakout, as observed during past major rallies, such as in 2020 before Bitcoin peaked at $69,000.

Technical Analysis and Key Price Levels

Technical analysis also supports Bitcoin's bullish scenario. According to a post on X by Ali, Bitcoin's key support levels are at $93,198 and $83,444, indicating strong consolidation above these thresholds.

If Bitcoin sustains above $93,198, the likelihood of continuing its upward trend to reach the $150,000 target becomes highly feasible.

The most critical support levels for #Bitcoin $BTC are $93,198 and $83,444. Key zones to watch if momentum shifts.

If $BTC sustains above $93,198, the probability of continuing to $150,000 becomes high.

If $BTC drops and closes below $83,444, the next pivotal support level is at $70,000.

Technical analysis aligns with the prevailing narrative of Bitcoin's price movements. As the digital asset hovers above the Fib support at $93,198, it suggests a potential continuation of the bullish trend toward the $150,000 target.

However, if Bitcoin experiences a significant decline and closes below the Fib support at $83,444, it could face support at the round number of $70,000, as mentioned by Ali. This aligns with the Fibonacci retracement levels, which are commonly used by technical analysts to identify key price support and resistance levels.

Bitcoin miners are now operating at a lower cost than in the previous cycle, and this trend could continue to support a strong bull market for the cryptocurrency, according to a report by Mayli Zeng, an analyst at Webull.

"With the average Bitcoin miner cost of production bottoming out and holding at around $30,000, we can expect to see a continuation of the strong bull market," Zeng said.

In her analysis, Zeng focused on the role of Bitcoin mining in the cryptocurrency