Experts predict that Bitcoin’s value could soar past $100,000 within the next few years. Several prominent analysts cite key factors driving this potential surge, including price models and macroeconomic trends. Lyn Alden, a macro analyst, believes Bitcoin’s market value could hit $100K by 2025, with double-digit growth to reach $200K in the following year. Her prediction relies on ongoing tariff wars but highlights the potential for a significant rally if there is substantial liquidity unlocked and the Federal Reserve intervenes in the U.S. bond markets. Lyn Alden also notes her expectation of continued Bitcoin growth based on the MVRV valuation metric, which hasn’t reached multi-year cycle top signals above 3, indicating further room for expansion. Bernstein analysts share this optimistic outlook, predicting Bitcoin could reach $200K by year-end 2025. Dr. Sina of 21st Capital anticipates a peak between $200K and $300K if historical cycle trends repeat. He leverages the Bitcoin Quantile Model, which uses past data to predict price probability zones based on a 95th quantile. Notably, Polymarket, a prediction site, has the highest volume ($1.3M) at a $110K price target with a 52% chance of hitting this level. Lower volumes are seen at $200K and $150K, with corresponding odds of 13% and 22%, respectively. Options traders also expect Bitcoin to surpass $100K in the second half of 2025, with a higher probability of reaching $150K and $250K between late 2025 or early 2026. This suggests that while market confidence remains high for Bitcoin to regain its $100,000 mark this year, cautious optimism prevails regarding the potential reach of $150,000 and $200,000 in 2026. The market’s trajectory, however, is contingent on navigating ongoing tariff uncertainties.