Key Takeaways
- Fred Krueger predicts Bitcoin could reach $600,000 by October 2025.
- The forecast is based on a collapse of U.S. Treasuries and BRICS adoption of Bitcoin.
- Bitcoin is currently trading near its all-time high, with strong accumulation signals.
Mathematician and market analyst Fred Krueger has predicted Bitcoin could reach $600,000 by October 2025, up from a projected $150,000 in July.
His forecast, titled “The Final Run,” relies on a cascade of disruptive global events.
The predicted economic cascade
According to Krueger, the rally would begin with a failed $200 billion U.S. Treasury auction on July 21, causing a collapse in dollar confidence.
He then envisions BRICS countries launching a gold- and Bitcoin-settled payment system.
Global shift to Bitcoin
By August, he claims countries like Venezuela, Turkey, and Nigeria would shift their foreign reserves into Bitcoin.
In September, U.S. Treasury yields would spike above 8.5%, and real estate prices would plummet 35% within weeks.
Adoption by major tech companies
Major tech companies would begin adopting Bitcoin, leading up to a proposed “New Bretton Woods” summit in October.
There, the U.S. would supposedly restructure the dollar to be backed 25% by Bitcoin and 25% by gold.
Market impact and analyst insights
“BTC touches $600,000, Gold at $10,400, Oil at $180/barrel, DXY: 68,” Krueger wrote.
The forecast also includes a projected 50% crash in the S&P 500.
Krueger recently assigned a 77% probability of Bitcoin reaching an all-time high in 2025.
Current market trends
Analysts have noted other bullish signs. Bitcoin’s Realized Capitalization rose by $3 billion in a single day, indicating strong accumulation.
BTC is currently trading at $106,339 — just 2.3% below its all-time high.
MEXC’s projection
MEXC COO Tracy Jin projects BTC could hit $150,000 by year-end, citing its increasing role as a hedge against fiat instability and growing institutional interest.
