How will Bitcoin end 2025? Here’s AI’s opinion

After the Federal Reserve announced earlier this week that it’s finally ready to cut US  interest rates (and will do so twice again before the end of the year), stock markets and Bitcoin are rallied anew. And as we’re entering the final quarter of the year in ten days (which is normally very bullish for Bitcoin), that’s normally very good news.

1060 days

However, for the largest digital currency, there’s a caveat linked to this potential bull run of the coming months. As the current bull run has been going on for almost three years (the low point was clearly in November 2022), we’re no longer certain how much longer it has to run.

Historically, Bitcoin bull markets peak around 1,060 to 1,100 days after significant lows (the demise of FTX in November 2022 was the clear low, the record high in August 2025 the high so far), which would suggest the end of this cycle would occur sometime between late October and mid-November 2025, at least if history holds true.

AI models

But this week’s Fed news throws that prediction out the window. As Bitcoin is now also being purchased by institutional investors and supported by Boomers investing in BlackRock’s ETF, things might be different. The predictions we’re currently getting are therefore quite diverse. When we asked the various public AI models (Gemini, ChatGPT, Grok, etc.) what the price would be by the end of the year, it was clear that they were all quite bullish, with values ranging ​​between $119,000 and $225,000. We’re not sure if the latter can be achieved, but it sure is positive.