The whole internet is buzzing! AI collectively "predicts" Bitcoin: forecasting $210k by 2027, bullish market?

Comprehensive predictions from multiple types of artificial intelligence models suggest that Bitcoin's price is highly likely to rise to $210k by 2027.
Recently, AI has begun intensively "predicting" Bitcoin.
Google DeepMind team has developed an improved version of the AlphaFinance model, which, based on in-depth modeling and analysis of over 2,000 macroeconomic indicators, believes there is a 78% chance that Bitcoin's price will surpass the $120k mark by the end of 2027, with the most optimistic scenario possibly reaching around $180k.
Bloomberg, in collaboration with MIT, developed the B-Quants system, which relies on on-chain data, miner holdings, institutional fund flows, and many other factors to conduct comprehensive assessments, estimating whether Bitcoin's price can exceed $135k in 2027. The research also suggests that the halving cycle and the global liquidity cycle will exhibit a historic synchronization in 2027.
The most prominent research achievement is CoinMetrics, a company specializing in cryptocurrencies. Its AI prediction model is based on a systematic study of market performance during the previous three halving cycles. The model predicts that during the next peak, Bitcoin could reach over $210k. According to the research, due to the emergence of spot ETF products in this bull market, the capital inflow for this cycle may experience an "exponential" growth.
Morgan Stanley's digital asset AI analysis team and Deutsche Bank's Blockchain Laboratory have created prediction models indicating that in 2027, the prices forecasted for two companies are $128k and $115k, respectively.
This type of AI model breaks through the limitations of traditional linear data forecasting. It considers behavioral features on the blockchain, macroeconomic conditions, market sentiment, geopolitical changes, and other factors for a comprehensive analysis. Related studies believe that the academic community currently underestimates Bitcoin's long-term value. $BTC
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