Bitcoin's Price Target $166,754 by September 2025, 52% Gain from Current Levels

Bitcoin’s price trajectory continues to align with the 5.618 Fibonacci extension, a key level that has guided major price movements from $30,000 to the current resistance test at $109,000. This extension has been a reliable indicator, accurately mapping significant price actions throughout the current market cycle. The projected target of $166,754 remains valid, with updated timelines suggesting that the cycle’s culmination is now expected closer to September 2025.

The golden ratio extension model has been a structural reference point for Bitcoin’s bullish phase. Despite delays in the expected timeline, each key level has aligned accurately with price action. The next phase, according to the model, involves a 52% move from current levels, with $109,000 now being tested as resistance. This model has consistently predicted major moves, including the April 2023 breakout from $30,000, the January 2024 surge past $46,000, and the March test of $71,000.

The slower progression of the cycle has been noted, with earlier estimates suggesting a mid-2025 target for the $166,000 level. However, this has been adjusted to September 2025 due to the prolonged cycle and slower movement. Market data continues to support the ongoing bull cycle, with long-term holder supply remaining firm, ETF inflows persisting, and profit-taking being low. This indicates that the cycle remains active and bullish.

Analysts maintain that the path to the $166,000 target is still intact, with the chart delivering repeatedly as a dependable reference point. Despite delays, the structure of the market supports further upward movement. Long-term holders show no signs of mass selling, and persistent ETF inflows suggest continued institutional accumulation beneath price levels. With September 2025 now a realistic horizon, the cycle remains on track to reach the projected target.