Специалисты прогнозируют, что биткоин может достичь $100 000 до конца января Translation: Experts predict that bitcoin could reach $100,000 by the end of January.

The pioneering cryptocurrency could surpass the psychologically significant threshold of $100,000 by the end of January, should it manage to establish itself above the $92,000 mark. This perspective was shared by Michael van de Poppe, the founder of MN Fund.

According to him, buyers are actively accumulating Bitcoin within the current range, and the asset’s price has not fallen below the 21-day moving average.

*“The fact that the markets have remained in this range for so long only emphasizes the importance of the levels at which a breakout may occur,”* the expert noted.

Van de Poppe predicts that a strong breakout above $92,000 will lead to reaching $100,000 within a maximum of ten days.

At the time of writing, the digital gold is trading around $92,300, having risen 1.8% over the past day.

A similar viewpoint is held by an analyst who goes by the handle Wise Crypto. He stated that the outflow of funds from Bitcoin has reached its lowest point, and the cryptocurrency has now entered a recovery phase.

At the same time, the current price remains below the production cost of mining (approximately $101,000), which historically correlates with market lows.

Wise Crypto also pointed to a potential macro driver: the proposed credit card interest rate cap of 10% by U.S. President Donald Trump. This could encourage millions to turn to Bitcoin and DeFi.

*“Additionally, favorable political changes in the U.S., an influx of over $56 billion into spot Bitcoin ETFs, and Changpeng Zhao’s mention of a possible ‘supercycle’ in the crypto market support this view. Short-term momentum for Bitcoin is gaining strength,”* the expert added.

Analysts from Bitfinex Alpha have taken a more neutral stance. They observe that Bitcoin is currently testing a key resistance zone within the range of $93,500 to $95,000.

The leading cryptocurrency has entered a dense supply zone where recent buyers are concentrated at their entry points of $92,100 to $117,400. As it approaches this range, pressure from those wanting to close positions at no loss will increase.

*“This creates significant resistance on the way up and indicates that time and sustained spot demand will be required to absorb this supply volume for further rallies,”* the experts noted.

The derivatives sector appears to be more balanced following a sharp *decline in open interest*. A cautious optimism persists regarding long-term growth positions and short-term hedging against declines.

Positive macro factors (expectation of increased liquidity) face technical obstacles (resistance zone) and structural changes. Regulators worldwide, from Japan to the U.S., are actively integrating cryptocurrencies into the traditional system. This is simultaneously leading to greater stability and increased systemic constraints.

Analysts concluded that for the market to establish a sustainable bullish trend, it must overcome resistance and demonstrate the strength of institutional demand through steady inflows into ETFs.

An analyst under the pseudonym Doctor Profit *stated* that Bitcoin is simultaneously forming three significant bearish signals:

The expert did not rule out the possibility of a rise to the $97,000 to $107,000 zone, where substantial liquidity is concentrated. However, he mentioned that reaching $70,000 is “just a matter of time.”

*“The likelihood of a decline to $70,000 is currently assessed as 50/50. The market may either break the ‘bear flag’ and head directly to $70,000, or first complete its ‘head and shoulders’ formation before moving towards that level. This is the only uncertainty, but the ultimate target ($70,000) remains unchanged,”* he emphasized.

Analysts David Brickell and Chris Mills *believe* that the weakening of the U.S. dollar will serve as a powerful catalyst for Bitcoin’s growth. They assert that the leading cryptocurrency is the optimal asset for trading against devaluation.

*“[Bitcoin] will reclaim its status as the number one performing asset by 2026,”* the experts underscored.

They anticipate that leading up to the midterm elections in November, Trump will start “handing out goodies,” which many view as a crucial evaluation of the effectiveness of the White House administration.

Earlier this year, co-founder of BitMEX Arthur Hayes *put forward* a similar thesis. He stated that the combination of dollar weakening and large-scale government payouts could propel Bitcoin’s price to $200,000 as early as the first quarter.

Over the past 12 months, the value of the dollar has declined by 10%. The initial pressure on the American currency stemmed from the *trade war* launched by Trump against China and other U.S. trading partners.

Subsequently, the negative trend was exacerbated by significant geopolitical instability, coupled with expectations that the Federal Reserve would continue to lower interest rates and inject hundreds of billions of dollars in liquidity into the economy.

Brickell and Mills are convinced that the U.S. administration is deliberately aiming for an “overheated economy,” which is why the strategy based on dollar weakening will switch to “maximum intensity” in 2026.

It is worth noting that in January, analysts *observed* attempts by Bitcoin to establish itself above $92,000 and assessed the likelihood of a trend reversal.