The year‑end targets for major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, have been re‑examined. According to a survey released by the US market forecasting firm Calci (Kipati), as of the end of October, the probability that Bitcoin will exceed $100,000 is 40%, representing a daily rise of about 3 %. Conversely, the chance that it will reach around $120,000 stands at 10 %. These figures reinforce the reassessment of Bitcoin’s year‑end target.
Ethereum also shows a 32 % probability of surpassing $3,500 and has risen by roughly 3 % per day. XRP is expected to exceed $2 with a 53 % likelihood, having climbed about 7 % in one day. In particular, the outlook for XRP increased sharply from 43 % on August 5 to 61 % on September 23 and now remains at around 53 %.
At present market prices, Bitcoin is trading at $84,805, up 0.38 % from the previous day. Ethereum trades at $2,687 and XRP at $1.49. These fluctuations indicate that investors may need to reconsider their year‑end targets. For Bitcoin, a price of $87,500 appears most likely as its end‑of‑year target; a rise of 3.2 % from the current level would allow it to reach that goal. Such analysis is strengthening investors’ confidence in the cryptocurrency market.