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Was $126k The TOP For Bitcoin?! Here's What Comes Next!

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Standard Chartered maintains a year-end 2025 Bitcoin price target of $200,000.
"Standard Charted has been one of the most aggressive, reaffirming their year-end 2025 price target of $200,000."
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J.P. Morgan analysts estimate Bitcoin could reach $165,000, based on a volatility-adjusted comparison with gold.
"JP Morgan has a more methodical approach, but arrives at a similarly bullish conclusion. Their analysts estimate Bitcoin could climb to $165,000 based on a volatility adjusted comparison with gold."
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VanEck and Bitwise predict Bitcoin prices ranging from $180,000 to over $200,000.
"Firms like Vanic and Bitwise echo this sentiment with targets ranging from $180,000 to over $200,000."
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Based on historical halving cycles, the potential Bitcoin cycle peak is estimated to be between late 2025 and Q1 2026.
"If that pattern were to repeat, it would point to a potential cycle peak sometime between the end of 2025 and the first quarter of 2026."
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A 15-25% Bitcoin correction is considered a high probability scenario due to high leverage and potential macro or geopolitical triggers.
"A moderate correction of 15 to 25% however is a much higher probability scenario given the extreme leverage in the system a flush out of this magnitude could easily be triggered by some negative macro news or a geopolitical headline."
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Bitcoin is expected to continue a volatile uptrend through the end of 2025 and into early 2026.
"The most likely scenario in our view is a continued volatile uptrend through the end of the year and into early 2026."
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Bitcoin supply on centralized exchanges has reached a six-year low (since June 2019) at 2.83 million BTC.
"The total balance of Bitcoin on centralized exchanges has fallen to just 2.83 million BTC, the lowest level since June 2019."
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Approximately 64% of Bitcoin has been held for over a year, significantly higher than during previous cycle peaks (40% in 2017, 53% in 2021).
"the percentage of Bitcoin held for over a year remains exceptionally high at around 64%. At the 2017 cycle peak, this figure fell to 40%. At the 2021 peak, it fell to 53%."
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Institutional price targets for Bitcoin are in the $150,000-$200,000 range, with potential cycle peaks around early 2026.
"Wall Street is now targeting the $150 to $200,000 range with historical cycle timing pointing towards a potential peak in early 2026."
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