With the flagship crypto now close to the $100,000 milestone, the analyst has charted Bitcoin’s current price action and provided insights into how the crypto could reach this $150,000 target by 2025. The Current Bitcoin Price Action And Road To $150,000 In a TradingView post, TradingShot stated that the Bitcoin price is now off the 0.786 to 1.0 Fibonacci range, where it consolidated from March 2024 until October 2024.
The analyst noted how the breakout in October was largely thanks to the US presidential elections and the euphoria after Donald Trump won. Related Reading: Fantom Price Breakout: Analyst Shares Anatomy Of FTM’s 18,000% Move To $150 By 2025 TradingShot said that the Bitcoin price is only one month outside this range and is already much higher.
Meanwhile, the crypto analyst asserted that the $150,000 target is "very plausible” from a technical analysis perspective since it is just below the top of a multi-year channel he highlighted on the chart. BTC’s Next Move Still Unclear Amid this bullish prediction for the Bitcoin price, crypto analyst Kevin Capital has suggested that BTC’s move is still unclear.
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