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Artavion Analysts Forecast Bitcoin to Reach $100,000 by End of M

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The analytical company Artavion has released an updated forecast for the price of Bitcoin (BTC) by the end of May 2025. According to the experts, amid sustained institutional demand and limited supply following the recent halving, the price of the leading cryptocurrency could reach $100,000 in the coming days.

Key Growth Drivers
Analysts highlight several factors contributing to Bitcoin's price growth:

📈 Institutional Demand: Ongoing accumulation by investment funds and banks through spot ETFs approved in the U.S. and Asia.

⛏ Reduced Supply: The April halving has decreased miner rewards, limiting daily BTC issuance.

🇺🇸 Fed Policy Easing: Expectations of interest rate cuts are increasing demand for alternative assets, including crypto.

💼 Market Confidence: Growth in long-term holders and increasing BTC withdrawals from exchanges indicate a “HODLing” trend among investors.

Company Comment
"We are witnessing stable accumulation and a capital shift into digital assets. If markets avoid major shocks, Bitcoin has every chance to consolidate above $95,000 and briefly test the psychological barrier of $100,000," said Alexey Gurov, senior strategist at Artavion.

Potential Risks
Despite the optimistic outlook, analysts point out several risks that could impact the forecast:

📉 Unexpected macroeconomic data (e.g., rising inflation, stronger U.S. dollar);

⚠️ Regulatory actions from the SEC or other global bodies;

🌍 Escalation of geopolitical tensions, which could trigger risk-off sentiment.

Conclusion
Considering the current market environment and macroeconomic expectations, Artavion maintains a positive short-term outlook for Bitcoin through the end of May, while cautioning investors to remain aware of the sector’s inherent volatility and risk.

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