Bitcoin’s next big price catalyst is just days away. On March 14, the U.S. government’s debt suspension period ends, potentially releasing billions into financial markets. Cointelegraph reports that since the Treasury hit its $36 trillion limit on January 20, Bitcoin has plunged 22%, dropping from $106,000 to around $82,500. With government spending about to resume, analysts say fresh liquidity could set off Bitcoin’s next rally.

Crypto bulls are expecting a BTC price surge. Ryan Lee, chief analyst at Bitget Research, told Cointelegraph that past liquidity injections have fueled Bitcoin rallies. Jamie Coutts, chief crypto analyst at Real Vision, predicts Bitcoin could skyrocket past $132,000 before the year ends if money supply expansion continues. Some even see six-figure price targets on the horizon.

Not everyone is convinced the rally will last. James Wo, CEO of DFG, told Cointelegraph that inflation, high interest rates, and rising tariffs could drag Bitcoin lower. The European Union slapped retaliatory tariffs on March 12, sparking fears of a short-term dip below $75,000. Despite the uncertainty, some analysts still predict Bitcoin could climb as high as $180,000 by late 2025.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is sitting at $82,405.96.

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