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This Expert Predicts Bitcoin Will Hit $150K Once Whales Finish Selling Their Crypto
Bitcoin (BTC) price is currently hovering around $110,000, down more than 10% from its all-time highs. According to some industry experts, this decline is driven by whale-induced resistance. If pressure from major market players eases, BTC could climb to at least $150,000. Other Bitcoin price predictions point even higher, projecting gains of up to 130% from current levels. Bitcoin Nakamoto CEO David Bailey dropped a bombshell prediction on September 2, 2025, claiming "The only reason we're not at $150k right now is two massive whales". Bailey's analysis suggests that once these whale liquidations complete, with "1 ... (full story)
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