We remain broadly bullish on Bitcoin regardless of the current market conditions, supported by a global shift toward easier monetary policy, rising on-chain stablecoin inflows, and growing demand for assets that hedge inflation and geopolitical risk.
In the near term, over the next three to six months, we expect BTC to trade between $90,000 and $160,000, driven by post-election optimism and the likelihood of additional rate cuts.
Mid-term, over the next six months to two years, clearer regulation and accelerating institutional participation could push prices into the $120,000–$350,000 range.
Over the long run, as Bitcoin solidifies its role as digital gold, we see a path toward $500,000+.
These factors, monetary easing, stablecoin growth, and ETF-driven demand, continue to influence Bitcoin’s trajectory in November 2025.
Stablecoin supply expansion and strong net inflows into BTC and ETH ETFs highlight continued strong interest from traditional finance, which has now become a major driver of crypto markets.
Most importantly, this demand appears sustainable rather than speculative, pointing to a more mature phase of adoption and growth.
That said, the next six months aren’t without risks. A surprise decision from the Federal Reserve not to cut rates in December could temporarily shrink risk appetite, creating short term pressure.
Additionally, the evolving Stream Finance situation could potentially spillover to other DeFi protocols, causing short term fear.
A broader pullback in U.S. equities could also create short-term pressure. However, Bitcoin already led the recent correction, which means the downside is more limited from here.
Combined with improving policy clarity and continued institutional inflows, the broader outlook for digital assets remains decisively upward.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget
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