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Bitcoin’s current price aligns with the lowest expected price range for 2025, according to Sina, co-founder of 21st Capital. He has outlined “cold”, “warm”, and “hot” zones for Bitcoin’s future prices, laying out potential market scenarios. Currently, Bitcoin sits in the “cold” zone, with prices between $55,000 and $85,000; the “warm” zone forecasts prices between $85,000 and $136,000; while the “hot” zone predicts prices between $136,000 and $285,000 by 2025. Bitcoin’s historically critical price level is $68,500, a figure around which recent investor activity has concentrated.

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Bitcoin has seen an impressive jump of nearly 10% in the past week, clearly showing some positive momentum. Sina, the co-founder of 21st capital, indicates that Bitcoin’s current price is within the lowest expected price range for 2025 based on his quantile Model.

Sina has studied Bitcoin’s future prices using a mathematical model that outlines three zones, each representing a different price range and market sentiment. He’s named these zones as “cold”, “warm”, and “hot”.

So, what do these zones mean? The “cold” zone, with a range between $55,000 and $85,000, is where Bitcoin’s price currently sits. It’s seen as the least likely worth for Bitcoin, with experienced investors expected to lean in while keeping their eyes on a long-term goal of over $100,000.

The “warm” zone, ranging from $85,000 to $136,000, is where most people interested in Bitcoin would start to pay attention. This is where Bitcoin would achieve new record highs and start to be more widely recognized.

The “hot” zone is predicted to be between $136,000 and $285,000 by the end of 2025. This is where Bitcoin is expected to level off for roughly a third of the upcoming year. Bitcoin supposedly likes to switch between each zone as if it’s on a precise schedule.

According to Sina, prices would fluctuate the most in the “hot” zone where people start selling for profit and rapid shifts in the market could happen because of risky trades.

Another useful piece of information is Bitcoin’s historically critical price level of $68,500. In previous years, Bitcoin peaked between $68,000 and $69,000. Right now, a lot of activity is happening near these record-breaking value levels, with over 320,000 active addresses interacting with Bitcoin.

Of these active addresses, more than 68% have interacted with Bitcoin at an average price of about $68,572. This could mean that Bitcoin might form some support around this price range based on investor interest.

However, Bitcoin’s current state shows a minor drop of 3% from a high of $69,555 earlier in the week to its current value of $67,000. BTC remains supported by the 50-day EMA level, which coincides with the resistance level of $67,000. If Bitcoin surpasses $68,500 again, the bullish momentum could continue. If not, we may see a larger drop this week.

Just remember, all of this info is meant to be general knowledge and not a source for financial advice. Always do your own research or consult a professional for investment decisions.

Source: Cointelegraph