Russian Crypto Experts Predict Bitcoin to Hit $150,000 by 2025

Bitcoin (BTC) prices may hit $150,000 before the end of 2025, according to Russian crypto industry experts. This bullish sentiment is gaining traction in Moscow and other global markets. Yan Pinchuk, the deputy head of exchange operations at the crypto exchange Whitebird, predicted that Bitcoin could reach levels between $130,000 and $150,000 by the end of the year. However, he cautioned that a temporary market dip could occur before a strong comeback.

Miners also shared optimistic views. Anton Gontarev, the Commercial Director at the Bitcoin mining giant Intelion, stated that the nearest target for BTC is around $120,000 to $130,000. He further claimed that by the end of the year, Bitcoin could significantly exceed its previous all-time highs, potentially reaching a target zone of $168,000 to $184,000 by December.

Experts agreed that Bitcoin market movements are closely correlated with economic activity and sentiment in the United States. Pinchuk noted that a potential tariffs deadline in the United States on August 1 could coincide with the revaluation of overheated stock market assets, which might temporarily affect the crypto market. Other experts concurred, suggesting that any further upward price movement would be followed by a lull.

Alexander Kraiko, a senior analyst at the crypto broker Cifra Markets, highlighted that the recent Bitcoin price rises were triggered by the Big Beautiful Bill, which includes tax breaks, business support, and increased deductions. This frees up additional liquidity, some of which goes into cryptocurrencies. Other mining chiefs agreed, suggesting further market movements could follow US economic developments.

Vasily Girya, the owner and CEO of the industrial mining player GIS Mining, emphasized the importance of US inflation data due out on July 15. He stated that the next realistic target for Bitcoin would be $135,000, and if the current momentum continues, this target could be reached by September 1. Girya also noted the possibility of a short-term pause or small correction around $118,500, but this should not reverse the greater trend.

Until recently, bullish Bitcoin price analysis articles featuring top Russian industry figures were restricted to the fringes of the domestic media. However, Moscow’s recent crypto pivot has changed this. The Kremlin is now seemingly happy to use Bitcoin and altcoins as a payment tool for international trade and is keen for industrial miners to work in parts of the country that have surplus power resources.