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Bitcoin just hit a new all-time high, pushing past $112,000 for the first time — and with five months left in the year, the longtime Bitcoin bull has finally locked in a date for the price prediction he has been known for for over a decade.
For anyone who has been around the space, Keiser’s $220,000 call is not new; it is basically part of his brand at this point. What is new is the clock now ticking behind it. He has been talking about this target since the early days, but until now he never really said when.
Now, with less than half a year to go, the message is clear: 2025 or bust.
That shift in tone comes at a moment when Bitcoin has not only broken resistance but stepped into open sky — no overhead levels, no price memory, just a clean breakout with momentum behind it. BTC is hovering around $111,263 at press time, and while that still leaves a wide gap to $220,000, the pace of past rallies makes the leap feel less outrageous than it sounds on paper.
Keiser’s timing has always been part of the appeal. He was calling Bitcoin a revolution when it traded under $5, stuck with it through crashes and never softened his stance when others cooled off. Love him or not, he has stayed on-message longer than most of Crypto Twitter has even existed.
Now that the $220,000 call has a deadline, it is not just a number anymore — it is a countdown. Whether it hits or misses is secondary. What matters, especially in this kind of market, is that someone just took a stand — and the price is already moving.
Dan Burgin
Vladislav Sopov
U.Today Editorial Team