Bitcoin (BTC) has been trading within a narrow box range, maintaining a level above $83,000 (approximately 121.18 million won) for several days. The recent reduction in volatility makes it difficult to predict future price direction, but this sideways trend is drawing market attention as it typically precedes strong movements.
However, key market analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin's medium to long-term upward potential. They particularly base this on the historical trend where Bitcoin significantly rose following gold price surges in 2017 and 2020. Joe Consorti, growth lead at digital asset platform Theya, stated that "Bitcoin usually follows gold's rise after 100 to 150 days", which could lead to a potential all-time high between the third and fourth quarters of 2025.
From a similar perspective, trading and analysis account Cryptollica proposed a medium-term target price of $155,000 (approximately 226.3 million won). This is supported by macroeconomic factors such as quantitative easing expectations, Trump's crypto-friendly stance, and gold price reaching all-time highs, which collectively enhance Bitcoin's potential for further appreciation.
While Bitcoin has not yet broken out of its current range, experts predominantly forecast strong long-term upward momentum. The complex interplay of gold correlation, technical analysis based on historical price trends, and increased asset avoidance demand amid political uncertainty are lending weight to the possibility of Bitcoin reaching new highs.
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