Can Bitcoin hits $150k by year ending?

[STT]

150k remains quite reasonable because Bitcoin trades non stop where as most normal mainstream markets stop for holidays and working days only hence the amount of time left is surprisinly limited in this last section of the year.

Main point I would make on BTC is its really not following these boundaries we set such as year end, that means nothing to Bitcoin imo.  It will take the time as much as it needs in its movement or will indicate otherwise but 150k is well within reach & I would say that no matter the price moves right now.

[philipma1957]

So far BTC has this in its favor.

way up oct 2009  0.00076 to  8,200 oct 2019 10,789,473 to 1

way up oct 2010  0.08 to 10,800 oct 2020        135,000 to 1
2011 to 2021 way up
2012 to 2022 way up
2013 to 2023 way up
2014 to 2024 way up
way up oct 2015 500 to oct 2025 110,000             220 to 1

notice the 10 year uppity does shrink

[Ultegra134]

Hello friend! If anyone tells you that Bitcoin will hit $150k, that person is deceiving you, so do not believe them. I said that not because Bitcoin can't hit that level this year, but no basis or analysis to ascertain that it will hit that level, everybody is just calling the value that comes to their heads. It's merely their thoughts.

Bitcoin has proven itself to be a versatile and reliable asset, but the liquidity to hit that level is not child's play. We are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars. Well, time will tell. However, as we know, the November/December period is often a volatile period for Bitcoin, let's hope that the bullish cycle will not end at that time. If it didn't, why not? But I strongly doubt that, to be sincere with you.

It's certainly not impossible, and from my perspective, it'll happen sooner or later. Will it be this year? That's something I cannot safely say. $150,000 does sound too much from where we are right now, and most likely won't be achieved this year. However, I'm seeing quite a few members (established and knowledgeable ones, not some random newbie) who are extremely positive for the period from October to December. I haven't understood exactly why and how they've come to the conclusion that it's highly possible, but it's intriguing nonetheless.

Personally, a more realistic approach would be ranging from $130,000 to $135,000, which seems plausible for current standards and would be a solid foundation before the bear market starts.

[EarnOnVictor]

Hello friend! If anyone tells you that Bitcoin will hit $150k, that person is deceiving you, so do not believe them. I said that not because Bitcoin can't hit that level this year, but no basis or analysis to ascertain that it will hit that level, everybody is just calling the value that comes to their heads. It's merely their thoughts.

Bitcoin has proven itself to be a versatile and reliable asset, but the liquidity to hit that level is not child's play. We are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars. Well, time will tell. However, as we know, the November/December period is often a volatile period for Bitcoin, let's hope that the bullish cycle will not end at that time. If it didn't, why not? But I strongly doubt that, to be sincere with you.

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Personally, a more realistic approach would be ranging from $130,000 to $135,000, which seems plausible for current standards and would be a solid foundation before the bear market starts.

Oh, I love this conclusion of yours. Bitcoin could or may not hit the said $150,000, but certainly, your range value of $130,000 and $135,000 is more sensible and feasible, unlike the $150,000 that is somewhat outrageous for the remaining 3 months in this year.

Bitcoin has hit about $123,000 already, to add just $7,000 to it after hitting the current ATH again, is nothing much. I actually fear for the hitting of $150,000 because it's not a child's play. It requires hundreds of billions of dollars to achieve that. Where is the liquidity coming from? Again, we are nearing the end of the bullish phase, if the past histories should be put into account, and this is amid the time that serious events like ETF is not in sight.

[Ultegra134]

Oh, I love this conclusion of yours. Bitcoin could or may not hit the said $150,000, but certainly, your range value of $130,000 and $135,000 is more sensible and feasible, unlike the $150,000 that is somewhat outrageous for the remaining 3 months in this year.

Bitcoin has hit about $123,000 already, to add just $7,000 to it after hitting the current ATH again, is nothing much. I actually fear for the hitting of $150,000 because it's not a child's play. It requires hundreds of billions of dollars to achieve that. Where is the liquidity coming from? Again, we are nearing the end of the bullish phase, if the past histories should be put into account, and this is amid the time that serious events like ETF is not in sight.

I don't want to set unrealistic targets that ultimately might not be achieved. Personally, it doesn't matter too much, because I highly doubt I'll sell any Bitcoin even if it does surpass $135,000 or even more. Ideally, it would be a good idea to sell all my Bitcoin and repurchase in the near future, when the bear market starts; that way, I'll be able to either claim some profit or increase my Bitcoin. On the other hand, I don't want to take many risks. September seems to end on a good note, seeing a decent price increase in the last few days of the month, setting a great start for October, if something doesn't change till then.

[EluguHcman]

Bitcoin has been moving strong this year, and some people think it might hit $150K by year ending, irrespective of the recent fluctuation. Do you believe it can really get there, or it's just hype?

I hope this piece of market chart information showing how agressive Bitcoin price has skyrocketed in a very close range would give a clear answer to your question.

                              
https://www.statmuse.com/money/ask/bitcoin-value-graph-november-2013
As illustrated is a chart of November 2013, Bitcoin price skyrocketed  exceedingly to over 450% just in the month of November.

Bitcoin price is unpredictable but historical market moves can always repeat itself following the events that drives the market price.
The $150K speculation is not hyper but investors optimisms and by history and using other dimensions to predict my fate, the price will soar above $150K. We also don't have to be mindedly fragile of being drived to FOMO because of the current Dip because the bull run is not yet over.

[SquallLeonhart]

There are a lot of discussions about what the rest of 2025 will look like and there are a lot of different opinions. The reality is that we can't know, it's all a shock to us and we are going to just end up feeling a bit different to it. As long as we do fine, we are not going to end up with anything crazy.

So focus on getting as much as possible and we will be fine, nothing will go crazy about this and we are going to end up with great results. Of course this is not going to eb easy, it will take time, but we will see and live what's going to happen instead of speculate on it soon enough. That is the most important part, and as long as we do fine and not have bad results, then it should not be that complicated at all.

[Yaunfitda]

It's also a question whether we still have the time to do it. At the current price of $113k, and assuming the bull run is going to continue till the end of December or even at some point in the next quarter of 2026, then maybe in those 6 months we might still see $150k. However, there is also school of thoughts specially by perma bears that we are already in the bear market so for them, $150k is no longer in the picture as we might have peak already at $124k. With that, it's very hard to answer right now, there are two opposing forces in either side and we can only predict the best but it doesn't mean that it's achievable. Price prediction is really unpredictable.