Bitcoin (BTC) are poised to reach an expected value of $110,000 in the second quarter of 2026, driven by the changing economy in the US, the need for growing institutions, and changes in the Federal Reserve’s policy.
This prediction was made by researcher Ion Jauregui from ActiveTradesglobal investment company, in a document shared with Finbold on March 30. Jauregui said that BTC’s price recovery faces a very mixed path over the next three months.
“Prospects put Bitcoin’s initial combination in the $75,000 – $80,000 range, with the possibility of going above $95,000 – $110,000,” Jauregui said.
Bitcoin has been consolidating below $73,000 in recent months, a price point last seen during the Q2 2024 peak. Due to the recent consolidation above that key level, Jauregui now expects BTC to break through the next major resistance, which it is showing soon.
“The strongest bearish zone is around $90,000, corresponding to the 2025 Point of Control (POC: the highest price and volume sold at a given time), while the highest support is around $81,500,” the analyst added.
Why will Bitcoin prices rise in the next three months?
The main driver of Bitcoin volatility between April and June will be changes in key US economic indicators, such as the Federal Reserve’s policy and economic outlook, as well as national factors. Jauregui urged BTC traders to keep a close eye on these key drivers to see what could happen in the rally.
“High volatility cannot be resolved, especially due to economic uncertainty and global instability. Bitcoin continues to act as a hedge for companies during times of market volatility,” he said.
The analyst noted that Bitcoin’s price recovery in the first quarter of 2026 was hampered by the strengthening of the US dollar amid high economic yields. However, with many investors using Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, Jauregui said a BTC price rally could occur in Q2 2026.
