• Bitcoin price retakes the $100,000 price mark. 
  • This ignites greater crypto sentiment and boosts cycle top predictions for BTC
  • Robert Kiyosaki predicts $250,000 ATH for Bitcoin this cycle.

Bitcoin continues to show strength and resilience as the pioneer crypto asset retook the $100,000 price mark once again despite a short dip to the $99,000 price range. This show of confidence has further propelled the crypto market sentiment as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index now points to a score of 74 marking a bullish ‘Greed’ sentiment. 

Bitcoin Retakes $100,000 Price Target

In response to Bitcoin reclaiming the $100,000 mark, one popular financial expert, Robert Kiyosaki states that Bitcoin still has potential to set much higher ATHs this year. As we can see from his latest post above, Kiyosaki expects the price of Bitcoin to hit a possible cycle top price of $250,000 this year and says he’s accumulating more BTC. 

Analysts Expect BTC Targets $158,000 and $250,000 Next

So far, many seasoned analysts have shared their bullish expectations for Bitcoin in the New Year. There is a unanimous call for Bitcoin price to keep going up in 2025 with predictions for Bitcoin cycle top prices ranging from $175,000 to $235,000. Now Robert Kiyosaki expects BTC to go much higher and hit his target of $250,000.

Meanwhile, other reputed analysts are sharing their latest updates as well. Over the last few weeks, many analysts expected a surge top of $113,000 to $116,000 for Bitcoin as the next ATH. As we can see from the post above, this analyst expects Bitcoin price to shoot to its next ATH target which he expects to be $158,000.

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