Bitcoin Price To Hit $180000 by March 2025, Predicts Mike Alfred

The post Bitcoin Price To Hit $180000 by March 2025, Predicts Mike Alfred appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Bitcoin enthusiasts are buzzing over a bold prediction an industry expert, who claims that Bitcoin could soar to $180,000 by March 21, 2025. But is this a serious forecast or just another attempt to stir excitement in the crypto world? The Bold Prediction: Bitcoin to Reach $180K by March 21, 2025 In an interview with Scott Melker, Mike Alfred, a well-known figure in the crypto space and a former CEO, is making waves with his recent prediction that Bitcoin will hit $180,000 by mid-March 2025. According to Alfred, the first quarter of 2025 will be crucial for the cryptocurrency, with Bitcoin potentially making gains as we approach the Bitcoin halving event. “I think Q1 should be quite good,” Alfred said. “The next two to three months are key to this four-year cycle.” What’s Driving the Optimism? Alfred points to a number of factors driving the bullish sentiment for Bitcoin, including the upcoming Bitcoin halving and institutional investment. “This is the year before the big year,” Alfred explained, suggesting that 2025 will be the year when the full potential of the current cycle plays out. He believes that the first few months of 2025 will see explosive price increases, with Bitcoin potentially reaching $120,000 to $150,000 before March. The Road Ahead for Bitcoin and Crypto in 2025 Looking ahead to 2025, both Alfred and Melker agree that the upcoming year will be pivotal for Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market. While Alfred’s prediction of Bitcoin reaching $180,000 by March is aggressive, the current market conditions and upcoming halving event make it seem more plausible than ever. As 2025 approaches, all eyes are on Bitcoin’s performance in the first quarter. Will the crypto market rally as expected, or will we see another disappointing dip? At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading slightly below the $96k mark and has drifted into the red zone.