If Bitcoin (BTC) holds current levels of support, the assets could be on track to set a new record high of $175,000 by the end of the year, following historical technical trends.
On this line, the move to $175,000 represents a gathering that is nearly 50% from the $116,529 press time value.
Market analysts say price outlook Trade shotthis target is supported by Bitcoin completing a bullish cross with weekly stochastic relative strength index (RSI).
September 16th TradingView Posts, analysts highlighted that all occurrences of this signal since November 2022 have caused significant gatherings ranging from 65% to 100% or more.
The latest instance in April 2025 led to the weakest advance of the cycle, a 65.9% surge. Even if Bitcoin matches its performance alone, the price could rise to $175,000, marking the peak of the current Bull Run.
The outlook is further strengthened by Bitcoin's position within the long-term upward channel supported by the 50-week moving average. The bullish cross is a consolidation priced at over $110,000, suggesting that the historic pattern could soon unfold when the next leg is raised.
Based on the Fibonacci expansion and current cycle trajectory, the $175,000 target is projected for early December 2025.
Bitcoin's fourth quarter bull target
Elsewhere, pseudonymous cryptocurrency analysts Bitbull We repeated expectations of record highs in the final quarter of 2025.
Analysts noted that Q4 consistently offers Bitcoin's strongest profits, especially when September was closed in positive territory. This year, Bitcoin has recorded its highest record in September since 2013, raising expectations for a strong gathering through December.
At the same time, the current setup for Bitcoin reflects the recurring pattern of August-September consolidation seen in both 2023 and 2024.
The consolidation is currently trading nearly $117,000, and the historic trend is showing a surge to $150,000 by early December 2025.
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