Google’s Gemini predicts leading altcoins may hit new price highs in late 2025.
Bitcoin just rose to ~$109,997, nearing its prior all-time high of $111,814 (set on May 22).
Market sentiment is bullish, and many believe the next bull run could surpass 2021.
Gemini identifies several altcoins with strong growth potential in coming months.
- Bitcoin Nearing Its All-Time High
Significance
BTC almost reclaiming ATH is hugely significant. It signals:
Broad institutional and retail confidence
Reinforced narratives around Bitcoin as a hedge vs. inflation
Entry of new capital, possibly driven by recent macro shifts (e.g. rate cuts, ETF flows)
BTC setting a new ATH often triggers altcoin rallies:
Historically, altcoins lag Bitcoin in early phases of a bull run, then surge (the so-called “alt season”).
BTC dominance often peaks before altcoins accelerate, so if BTC breaks ATH, attention may shift to alts.
- Bullish Sentiment vs. 2021
The market’s belief that this bull run could eclipse 2021 rests on:
✅ Structural Growth:
Massive increase in crypto infrastructure
Regulatory clarity in some regions (e.g. MiCA in Europe, ETF approvals in US)
Improved scaling solutions (e.g. Ethereum L2s, Solana’s growth, etc.)
✅ Broader Participation:
Retail is returning
Institutions and sovereigns increasingly involved
Tokenization narrative expanding
Risk to That Narrative:
Macroeconomic reversals (e.g. inflation spikes, geopolitical shocks)
Regulatory clampdowns
Excess speculation or leverage blowups
So the optimism isn’t unfounded—but it’s conditional on continued macro and regulatory support.
- Gemini’s Altcoin Predictions
It’s significant that Gemini (Google’s AI model) is naming specific altcoins. That indicates:
Data-driven forecasts: Gemini presumably uses:
Price history
On-chain analytics (wallet activity, developer activity, transaction volumes)
Sentiment analysis
Influence on retail: Many traders take such predictions seriously, potentially driving flows into those tokens.
However:
AI models can project trends but cannot predict exogenous events (like hacks, new regulations, or tech failures).
Past performance ≠ future returns.