AI predicts Bitcoin will hit $128,000 by the end of 2025

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titan_deltaFull Member
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#1Nov 24, 2018, 04:27 AM
Back in February, we ran an experiment using various AI chatbots to predict bitcoin's price by the end of this year. Now, with April 2025 almost over, we decided to check in and see how those AI predictions are holding up. 6 AI models suggest Bitcoin prices will rise by year-end. As I write this, bitcoin (BTC) is sitting at $95,072 after a month of intense market ups and downs, mostly triggered by President Donald Trump's recent "Liberation Day" where he announced major tariffs. When we first started this test in February, BTC was hovering around $96,000, but since then, it even dropped below $75,000 for a bit. We used a mix of AI chatbots from platforms like OpenAI, Deepseek, and Grok. We gathered seven different responses from various AI models, including three versions of ChatGPT (4o, o3, o4 Mini). The only thing we changed in the prompt was the date and the current exchange rate. The prompt we used was: This theoretical exploration is about predicting bitcoin's value by December 31, 2025. Back in mid-January 2025, BTC hit an all-time high of $109,356. With Donald Trump in office as the 47th U.S. President, he’s stirred up a lot of uncertainty in the economy with his trade conflicts and huge tariffs. Right now, bitcoin (BTC) is trading at 9.
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degenlabNewbie
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#2Nov 24, 2018, 08:10 AM
What I think is that you have made a garbage OP, and since you are going to put almost everything copied and pasted from an article and just put a little paragraph of yours at the end, you could have at least differentiated what the article is using “quote”. Also I think the prediction is garbage too, $128K is too bearish, we could very well reach that figure in two months or less. And therefore I also think the title is garbage because you give as exciting to reach $128K at the end of the year when that would be a failure basically.
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