Bitcoin Could Reach 200,000 USD Before The Cycle Ends, Analyst Predicts

With the growth momentum, some analysts believe that the bullish phase has just begun. A lesser-known market follower named Mr. Wall Street has made a bold prediction: Bitcoin could reach 200,000 dollars before this market cycle ends. According to his analysis shared on social media, there are two main drivers behind the current bullish trend. First, the reported shortage of Bitcoin at OTC trading desks has forced institutions to turn to public exchanges, causing a sharp increase in demand and prices. Secondly, the growing anxiety of investors around macroeconomic factors — especially changes in U.S. tariffs — has rekindled interest in gold. According to Wall Street, historically, a surge in investments in gold has preceded capital flows into Bitcoin with a delay of about three months. With gold's significantly larger market capitalization, even a small shift in capital towards cryptocurrency could create asymmetric price volatility in BTC. He expects this cash flow trend to continue in the coming months, pushing Bitcoin towards the range of $150,000–$180,000 by fall. In his view, the $200,000 level could become a psychological threshold for the cycle — similar to how the $100,000 mark has played out in the past. After reaching that peak, the market may see a correction as initial investors begin to take profits. The post-peak phase is expected to include a pullback of 50% to 70%, bringing BTC back to the $100,000 level or even lower. Although such a decline may seem alarming, the analyst views it as a typical and healthy part of the long-term market rhythm. For seasoned investors, this correction could be the next big accumulation window. This outlook is one of the most ambitious forecasts currently, but it highlights a shift in sentiment in recent weeks — from short-term recovery to renewed confidence in the long-term trajectory of Bitcoin.