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In June 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) is consolidating around $107,000 after a volatile week, but analysts are eyeing a potential 120% surge to $205,000 by year-end if it follows its historical third-year growth pattern. With institutional adoption, regulatory tailwinds, and a post-halving cycle fueling optimism, could BTC repeat its cyclical success? Explore the factors driving this bold prediction, key price levels, and what could shape Bitcoin’s path in 2025. The cryptocurrency market, valued at $3.28 trillion, is buzzing with anticipation in June 2025, and Bitcoin (BTC) remains the focal point. After briefly hitting $108,000 and dipping to $103,000 in the past 24 hours, BTC is trading at approximately $107,000, per CoinMarketCap. CryptoQuant analyst Carmelo Alemán argues that Bitcoin’s historical “Yearly Percentage Trend” suggests a potential 120% increase in 2025, pushing its price to $205,000 by year-end, aligning with the typical third-year growth in its four-year cycle. This article delves into the drivers behind this bullish forecast, technical and fundamental catalysts, and the risks that could derail Bitcoin’s trajectory. Bitcoin’s Third-Year Trend: A Historical Pattern Understanding the Cycle: Alemán’s analysis, shared via CryptoQuant and echoed on X, highlights Bitcoin’s predictable rhythm since 2011, characterized by three years of growth followed by a consolidation year. Historical data supports this pattern:   2011–2013: BTC grew 10.5% in 2011, surged 156.4% in 2012, and exploded 5,507% in 2013, before consolidating in 2014 (-58%).   2015–2018: Growth of 35.6% in 2015, 125.5% in 2016, and 1,287.4% in 2017, followed by a 72.2% drop in 2018.   2019–2022: A 92.1% rebound in 2019, 291.1% in 2020 (the highest cycle growth), and 59.8% in 2021, before a 64.8% correction in 2022.   2023–2025: Bitcoin rose 156.5% in 2023 and 118.7% in 2024, with a modest 12.5% gain year-to-date in 2025. Alemán posits that 2025, as the third year of the current cycle post the April 2024 halving, could mirror past third-year surges, projecting a 120% increase from current levels to $205,000. This aligns with historical third-year gains averaging 1,000–5,500% in bull cycles, though 2025’s maturing market suggests a more moderate but significant rally. Halving Dynamics: Bitcoin’s halving events, occurring every four years, reduce the block reward (currently 3.125 BTC post-2024 halving), tightening supply and historically triggering bull runs. The 2024 halving has already driven BTC from $72,125 in March 2024 to $107,000, and analysts expect continued supply pressure to fuel 2025 gains. Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy predicts a “supply shock,” reinforcing the bullish case. Technical and Market Drivers Price and Technical Outlook: BTC is consolidating between $106,400–$107,958, with resistance at $110,000 and support at $102,500. A golden cross (50-day MA crossing above 200-day MA) is forming, a bullish signal that preceded a 62% rally in 2021, per 0xChainMind on X. A bull flag pattern projects a $158,000 target if BTC clears $112,000, while a 120% surge to $205,000 aligns with analyst projections from Bernstein and Bitwise. The RSI at 50.63 indicates neutral momentum, with no overbought conditions, and a positive OI Delta suggests a potential local bottom, supporting a rebound. Institutional Adoption: Institutional inflows are a key driver, with BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF seeing record-breaking inflows of $800 million in June 2025. MicroStrategy’s $63 billion BTC holdings and corporate adoption by firms like GameStop and Trump Media bolster demand. The FASB’s rule change, allowing companies to report BTC at fair market value, encourages corporate treasury allocations, potentially reducing liquid supply. Regulatory and Political Tailwinds: The Trump administration’s pro-crypto stance, including proposals for a Bitcoin strategic reserve, is fueling optimism. Senator Cynthia Lummis’s plan to acquire 200,000 BTC annually for five years could absorb 1% of Bitcoin’s 21 million supply, driving scarcity. Recent SEC dismissals of cases against Coinbase and Kraken further reduce regulatory fears, supporting a bullish 2025 outlook. Global Liquidity: Rising global liquidity, with China’s bond market rally and U.S. Treasury maturities signaling an inflationary environment, favors risk-on assets like BTC. Historical trends show Bitcoin correlating with global M2 money supply, which has surged for two months, potentially setting the stage for a rally, per Forbes. Risks to the 120% Surge Market Corrections: Historical cycles show post-third-year consolidation, with 2014, 2018, and 2022 seeing 58–72% declines. A failure to break $110,000 could trigger a correction to $100,000 or $74,000, as warned by CoinCodex and AMBCrypto. The Bybit hack in February 2025, costing $1.5 billion in ETH, highlights market vulnerabilities. Regulatory and Environmental Concerns: While U.S. regulations are easing, stricter AML/KYC laws globally could weigh on BTC. Bitcoin’s energy consumption remains a criticism, potentially deterring ESG-focused investors and capping growth, per Changelly. Whale Activity and Volatility: Whales control 92% of BTC’s supply, and sell-offs, like Mara Pool’s $44 million dump in 2023, can spark volatility. A negative OI Delta in 2021 and 2023 preceded bottoms, but profit-taking risks remain if RSI exceeds 70. Long-Term Outlook: Beyond 2025 Analysts are bullish on Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory:   2026–2027: CoinCodex and AMBCrypto forecast $189,127–$334,683, with averages around $282,535, driven by continued institutional adoption.   2030: Projections range from $255,229 (AMBCrypto) to $900,000 (Coinpedia), with Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest targeting $2.4 million if Bitcoin becomes a global reserve asset.   2040–2050: Ambitious forecasts from ARK Invest ($3.8 million) and Hal Finney ($10 million) assume nation-state adoption and digital gold narratives.   These projections hinge on sustained adoption, regulatory clarity, and Bitcoin’s finite 21 million supply, though volatility remains a constant risk. Conclusion: A Bullish Path with Caveats Bitcoin’s potential 120% surge to $205,000 in 2025, as predicted by CryptoQuant’s Alemán, is grounded in historical third-year trends, post-halving supply dynamics, and robust institutional demand. With BTC at $107,000, investors should watch the $110,000 resistance and $102,500 support, leveraging platforms like Binance for on-chain insights. Catalysts like ETF inflows, corporate adoption, and a U.S. strategic reserve could drive BTC to new highs, but risks like whale sell-offs, regulatory hurdles, and market corrections loom. As Bitcoin matures as a global asset, 2025 could mark a historic rally, provided it navigates volatility and sustains momentum. Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high level of risk and volatility. Always conduct your own research (DYOR) and consult a professional financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, has sold another $44.76 million worth of shares in Circle Internet Group Inc. (CRCL). This came just a day after the company sold $51.7 million worth of the stock. The latest sale involved three of ARK’s exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) sold 208,654 shares of Circle. Meanwhile, the ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW) and the ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF) offloaded 65,320 and 26,134 shares, respectively. Despite the recent sell-offs, CRCL remains a top holding across all three ARK funds. ARKK, which manages over $5 billion in assets, still holds the largest stake valued at $371 million, accounting for about 6.13% of its portfolio. ARKW holds Circle shares worth $115 million, or 6.05% of its assets, which is just behind its position in Roblox (RBLX), at 6.33%. ARKF, the smallest of the three by assets under management, holds $68.6 million in Circle shares, accounting for approximately 6.16% of its portfolio. ARK’s involvement with Circle began early. Before the company went public, ARK expressed plans to purchase up to $150 million shares. It later increased its position as Circle raised the size of its IPO to meet high demand. CRCL debuted on the New York Stock Exchange on June 5, opening at $31 per share. The stock surged to over $163 by June 17, before pulling back slightly to $153, according to Yahoo Finance data . Even after the correction, it remains 390% far above its IPO base price of $31. While ARK has trimmed its exposure, its research team remains optimistic about Circle’s broader role in the financial system. In a recent report , ARK analysts called Circle’s IPO a sign of growing institutional confidence in stablecoins . They said the rising demand reflects broader acceptance of these blockchain-based assets. ARK noted that companies like Circle and Tether are helping make U.S. dollars more accessible in regions with weak currencies or limited banking access. By utilizing blockchain networks, these firms facilitate faster and more cost-effective cross-border transfers.

Cathie Wood's Ark Investments sells second batch of Circle shares According to market news: Ark Investments, owned by investor Cathie Wood, sold the second batch of Circle shares. (Jinshi)