Mark Zuckerberg Meta AI Predicts Bitcoin Price by The End of 2026

Bitcoin has spent months bleeding from above $120,000, yet Meta sees the market setting up for a sharp reversal. Meta AI Predicts Bitcoin can reach $95,000-$115,000 by the end of 2026, with its latest Bitcoin Price Prediction centering on $105,000.

That would mean a roughly 66% recovery from $63,367. Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta AI sees the fuel coming from an unusual combination: Washington potentially locking away Bitcoin while corporations prepare to buy more of it.

The ARMA bill, H.R. 8957, sits at the heart of that thesis. If advanced, it would codify a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve inside the Treasury, lock federal holdings for 20 years and authorize budget-neutral purchases of up to 200,000 BTC annually for 5 years.

That is up to 1 million BTC potentially meeting a market with fixed supply. The impact would not just come from buying pressure, but from removing a huge pool of Bitcoin from long-term circulation.

Corporate demand could hit sooner. Japan’s Metaplanet already holds 18,991 BTC and plans to deploy $837 million from a new share issuance toward additional Bitcoin purchases in September and October.

Underneath the price weakness, miners are not backing away either. Bitcoin’s 7-day average hash rate reached roughly 724 EH/s in early July, signaling continued commitment to securing the network.

The bull case breaks if policy and corporate demand both disappoint. If ARMA stalls and treasury accumulation slows, Meta AI sees Bitcoin revisiting $52,000-$56,000 instead.

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The chart shows just how much work Bitcoin has left. After peaking above $120,000, BTC built a relentless sequence of lower highs before crashing toward $60,000 and settling into a narrow base.

That base now stretches roughly from $60,000 to $68,000. Holding $60,000 keeps the recovery thesis alive, but Bitcoin needs to break $68,000 before the structure starts looking like anything more than consolidation inside a broader downtrend.

Bitcoin closed at $63,367, down 0.28% after trading between $63,240 and $64,411. The tight session shows neither side has managed to force a decisive break.

RSI reads 45.25 against a 49.57 signal line. That 4.32-point deficit keeps momentum tilted toward sellers, although Bitcoin remains comfortably above oversold territory.

There is no breakout yet. Reclaiming $68,000 would give buyers their first opening toward the $72,000-$80,000 region, and only then does Meta AI’s road toward $105,000 start looking technically credible.

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