Bitcoin’s price trajectory is turning into one of the most hotly debated topics in crypto, especially as macroeconomic factors like interest rate cuts and U.S. tariffs dominate the conversation.
Appearing on TheStreet Roundtable, Market Rebellion co-founder Jon Najarian and Crypto Lifers host Sam Price joined Rob Nelson to weigh in on where Bitcoin is heading in the coming months. Their forecasts? Bullish — but with caveats.
Najarian predicted that Bitcoin could reach $125,000 by November, based largely on the expectation that interest rates will begin to fall in the second half of 2025. “Rates will be lower than they are right now, which will make assets like Bitcoin more attractive,” he said.
As for political factors, including the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs, Najarian believes their influence may fade over time. “With each conversation, it affects the market less and less and less,” he said. “We won’t be as focused on tariffs in November.”
Crypto analyst Sam Price agreed with Najarian’s long-term outlook — and took it a step further.
“My model says that we could get to $152,000 even before September,” said Price. His analysis is rooted in technical patterns and macro catalysts, including rate cuts and hidden bullish divergence on the weekly chart.
“There’s a 90% chance we break the high of $104,000 before we ever break below $68,000,” he explained, referencing support levels and long-term trend strength.
Even with recent volatility, Price argued Bitcoin remains in a bullish uptrend. “Until we take out $54,000 on the weekly, we are in a bullish uptrend. Clearly.”
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $82,632.57, according to Kraken. While some believe the bull market has already peaked, Price warned not to underestimate the scale of this cycle: “We’re still in a bull market. It’s a way bigger one than people realize.”