Bitcoin’s Next Price Target: Where Will the Bull Run Stop?
Bitcoin's relentless rally has traders scrambling—what's the next milestone?
Breaking through resistance like tissue paper, BTC's chart looks more like a vertical climb than a market cycle. The real question isn't if we'll hit new highs, but how violently we'll overshoot them.
Institutional money keeps pouring in while retail investors FOMO at every dip—classic market psychology playing out with crypto's usual volatility dialed to eleven. Meanwhile, traditional finance pundits still can't decide if this is 'digital gold' or a speculative bubble (why not both?).
With the halving now in the rearview and ETF flows accelerating, the only certainty is more fireworks ahead. Just remember: in crypto, the 'price target' is always whatever number makes the most bagholders.
Ecoinometrics’ ETF flow-to-price model now points to a potential target of $117,000, assuming inflows continue to rise. The model uses past inflow surges to estimate fair value, and current momentum suggests BTC may soon revisit the upper price bands that historically align with strong fund accumulation.
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The accompanying chart shows color-coded bands corresponding to BTC’s price range ($60K–$110K) and compares them with the 30-day fund FLOW trajectory. During periods of high inflows — particularly above 50K BTC — the price has consistently trended higher, entering warmer-colored zones on the chart.
ETF inflows are once again rising in July, a sign that institutional confidence remains robust despite recent consolidation. This return of positive fund momentum reinforces the $117K projection and suggests that bitcoin may soon enter its next breakout phase — as long as the inflow pattern continues.
With fund flows acting as a leading indicator of institutional demand, all eyes are now on whether the 50K BTC inflow level will be decisively breached. If so, Bitcoin’s path toward six-figure territory could become increasingly likely in the months ahead.
