PANews reported on January 30 that Nathan Batchelor, an analyst at Biyond Global, predicted that although the price of Bitcoin may fluctuate in the short term, the outlook for the Bitcoin market is bullish in 2025, with the price expected to reach $150,000 in the first half of the year. However, if the new Trump administration fails to launch the "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" at the expected speed, a correction may occur in the first quarter of 2025.

The main growth drivers include regulatory progress and surging corporate demand. The gradual removal of regulatory barriers in major markets such as the United States has attracted hedge funds, large companies and family offices that are interested in Bitcoin. In addition, quantitative models show that if the price of Bitcoin remains above $100,000, it will continue to drive bullish sentiment in the market.

In terms of technical indicators, the DeMark TD Sequential indicator shows that Bitcoin is in a bullish phase at the weekly level, with a target price of $119,000. If the weekly closing price breaks through $107,000, it may further accelerate the rise. However, if the price falls below $99,000, it may trigger a new round of decline.

The weak dollar also supports Bitcoin, including factors such as capital inflows into the U.S. economy and optimism about Trump's "America First" policy. Despite the potential risk of a pullback, analysts believe that the long-term value investment range of Bitcoin is between $82,000 and $85,000, and the overall market sentiment remains positive.