- Bitcoin’s Price Temperature (BPT) of 3.2 hints at potential market growth, with projections reaching $178K by 2025 if demand surges.
- Historical peaks in Bitcoin’s Price Temperature above 6 have coincided with major price rallies, such as in 2013 and 2017.
- Bitcoin’s moving averages and BPT levels together offer a clearer view of long-term trends and potential market cycles.
Bitcoin’s Price Temperature (BPT) recently reached 3.2, a critical point in its market cycle. BPT, a key indicator of Bitcoin’s market heat, may signal price increases if it rises further. According to market analysis by Crypto analyst Axel on X, levels between 6-8 may push Bitcoin’s price toward $178,000 per coin.
Bitcoin’s Price Movement Over the Years
The value of Bitcoin always fluctuats wildly as shown In 2013 and 2014 increasing from $10 to over $1,000 in a very short period. BPT also followed the same trend and went up above 6. After that jump, the price of Bitcoin kept changing wildly, and BPT also saw lots of ups and downs.
The Bitcoin Price Temperature (BPT) has risen to 3.2 degrees, BPT levels of 6-8 will become critical for the market.
At a BPT level of 8, the price could reach $178K per BTC. Essentially, this serves as a target for 2025, which could materialize if the current demand for coins… pic.twitter.com/dY9x7duFay
— Axel 💎🙌 Adler Jr (@AxelAdlerJr) December 7, 2024
During 2017 bull run, iits price reach nearly $20,000. During this period, the BPT hit above 8. After the peak, Bitcoin experienced a substantial market correction, bringing its price below $4,000 by 2018. BPT dropped below 2, reflecting the market’s cooling phase.
Recovery and Future Market Outlook
At around 2019 and 2021 Bitcoin had a good recovery with 2021 price going above prior highs by hitting over $60,000. Because of the heightened market activity during this period, the BPT fluctuated. Nevertheless, BPT never recovered to the high levels observed in 2017.
Bitcoin market was volatile from 2022 until 2024. After dropping below $20,000, the price somewhat increased. During this time, BPT ranged from 3 to 4, indicating a less volatile market than in previous years. Nevertheless, the price has been steadily rising, and Bitcoin may soon return to higher BPT territory.
Moving Averages in Bitcoin’s Long-Term Trends
Bitcoin’s four-year moving averages with standard deviations offer additional information on market patterns in addition to BPT. By mitigating price swings, these moving averages provide a more lucid view of long-term price patterns. In order to track the heat of the market, Bitcoin’s price frequently moves in tandem with changes in these moving averages as it rises or falls.
