Artificial Intelligence Predicts Bitcoin Price by the End of 2025
Over the past seven days, Bitcoin’s price has dropped from $117,851 to a weekly low of $111,068, marking a 5.5% decline.
Within the last 24 hours, BTC fell by 4.9%, while trading volume surged 26.27% to $61.35 billion. The market capitalization of the leading cryptocurrency declined to $2.21 trillion.
The artificial intelligence tool AI Signals, which integrates large language models with momentum-based market indicators, generated an average BTC price projection for the quarter’s close.
According to its analysis, Bitcoin could trade around $110,167, implying a 1.19% drop from current levels.
The AI tool GPT-4o projected a higher price of $112,000 (+0.45%), while Claude Sonnet 4 and Grok 3 forecasted declines to $108,500 (–2.69%) and $110,001 (–1.34%), respectively.
Currently, Bitcoin is struggling after a wave of forced liquidations earlier this week wiped out $1.5 billion in leveraged positions. Risks have also been heightened by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s warning of “no risk-free path” in monetary policy.
Altcoins mirrored Bitcoin’s decline: Ethereum (ETH) dropped 5.2% to $3,956, hitting a seven-week low.
At present, exchange-traded funds remain the key growth driver: net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs on Wednesday, September 23, totaled $241 million, while Ethereum ETFs saw outflows exceeding $100 million.
See also: "Bitcoin Falls Below $110,000 Amid Options Expiry"
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