10X Research says Bitcoin may reach the $100,000 mark by January 2025, a call built on its latest model signal issued on October 14. The firm says its predictive model has been 86.7% accurate across the last 15 signals, giving fresh weight to a bullish target that would push BTC into six-figure territory early next year.
A 40% move from current levels would take BTC above $101,000
According to the analysis, Bitcoin was trading near $73,000 at the time of the report. A gain of 40% from that level would lift the asset above $101,000, with January 27, 2025 cited as the projected timing. The report frames this as a model-driven scenario rather than a broad market guess, tying the target to the continuation of Bitcoin’s current trend.
The “Bitcoin black hole effect” and ETF demand
One of the central ideas in the report is what 10X Research calls the “Bitcoin black hole effect.” In its view, Bitcoin’s rising dominance pulls value away from alternative cryptocurrencies and concentrates it in BTC. The point is simple: capital is clustering around Bitcoin as its position in the market strengthens.
Institutional demand is another major part of the thesis. The report says firms such as BlackRock are increasingly treating Bitcoin as “digital gold,” reinforcing its image as a store of value. In October alone, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $4.1 billion in inflows, a sign that traditional investors are showing stronger interest in long-term Bitcoin exposure.
Ethereum outlook remains cautious in the report
10X Research takes a more guarded view on Ethereum. The analysis points to declining yields over recent years and says that trend has clouded ETH’s long-term setup. Short-term rallies are still possible, but the report argues Ethereum could face difficulty over a longer horizon unless major developments alter its current path.
The source article also includes a disclaimer stating that the content reflects opinion rather than financial or investment advice. It adds that the crypto market is highly volatile and can move sharply, and says investors should review multiple perspectives and local regulations before making any investment decision.