Recent data reveals that Bitcoin's Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) has surged to 31% as of June 2025, recovering from a low of 7% in April, signaling a shift in long-term market sentiment.

This resurgence in CAGR coincides with a significant price increase, as Bitcoin's value jumped by 46.32% between April 9 and May 22, 2025, suggesting a potential bullish breakout.

As of June 12, 2025, Bitcoin is trading at $107,259, experiencing a minor pullback but maintaining strength above critical support levels, with a trading range established between $103,600 and $109,300.

For Bitcoin to challenge its all-time high and enter a new price discovery phase, bulls must reclaim the $109,300 resistance level.

Currently, Bitcoin is consolidating below its all-time high of $112,000, with analysts indicating that a decisive breakout is essential to confirm an uptrend.

Market volume remains stable yet slightly lower, suggesting that momentum may be cooling; however, as long as Bitcoin stays above key moving averages, the bullish structure is intact.

Analyst Axel Adler has cautioned that the risk of a bear market may increase if Bitcoin trading volume surpasses 1 million coins, as large profit-taking could disrupt market balance.

Adler's forecasts are informed by historical patterns observed during previous bull runs in the cryptocurrency market.

Despite the current CAGR being below historical peaks of 50-80%, analysts believe there is still substantial room for growth, bolstered by improved market structure and on-chain dynamics.

Looking ahead, Adler predicts that Bitcoin could reach a price target of $168,000 by October 2025, contingent on sustained momentum in the futures market.

Further forecasts suggest that Bitcoin could escalate to $901,383.47 by 2030 and potentially soar to $13,532,059.98 by 2040, driven by adoption trends.

An 18.48% rally between May 5 and May 22 has contributed to renewed optimism in the market, reinforcing the bullish outlook.