Analyst Identifies September 2025 Bitcoin (BTC) Price Target
A prominent crypto strategist forecasts that the next halving event will ultimately cause Bitcoin (BTC) to reach six figures for the first time.
The anonymous host of InvestAnswers tells his 444,000 YouTube subscribers that Bitcoin’s next halving event, expected in April 2024, could spark a more than one-year bull run based on historical price action.
On September 19, 2025, he predicts that Bitcoin will reach $157,279 per unit.
“Imagine a 15,16-month run. What happens if history repeats is the fun part…
You got the September 19, 2025 date, which could be the time of the new all-time high, which is a long way from today, ladies and gentlemen, more than two years. But that price, if we do 2.27 times the previous all-time high, that could take us to $157,279 – a theoretical target of course.”
Bitcoin’s value has skyrocketed following previous halving events, which occur every four years. The Bitcoin halving event of the following year will reduce the quantity of new BTC entering the market from 6.25 BTC per block to 3.125 BTC per block.
According to the trader, his September 2025 price target becomes more plausible if institutional adoption increases, such as if BlackRock is successful in launching an exchange-traded fund (ETF) after submitting an application for approval last week.
“Now, there are some things that are different this time around. Very important to stress.
One, there’s a lot more adoption. Okay, and there’s not that much more supply, and the supply is going to be cramped. And if a big player like we heard all last week about BlackRock, if they jump into the fray, that could make this $157,279 number look very bullish.”
The investor cautions, however, that if macroeconomic conditions take an unanticipated and severe turn for the worse, the halving event may only result in Bitcoin reaching its previous all-time high.
“But to balance things out, though, there is also the bear case…
If things do get ugly on the macro, global geopolitical front, I do believe, worst-case scenario, we get back to $69,000, which is still very impressive from where we are today. So a little over two and a third years from now could get back to $69,000 and Bitcoin is trading just shy of $27,000 right now. Hard to believe you could have bought it at $25,000 only three days ago.”
Bitcoin is trading at $26,930 at the time of writing, an increase of 1.75 percent in the last twenty-four hours.
