Bitcoin (BTC) has broken out of a key technical pattern that has characterized its price movement over the past four years, and analysts predict this could set the stage for a significant price surge in the coming months. The breakout came after Bitcoin surpassed the upper boundary of a “megaphone” or “broadening wedge” pattern, which typically signals a strong bullish move. This pattern is marked by a series of higher highs and lower lows, and when the price breaks through the upper trendline, it often leads to a parabolic rise. Bitcoin’s recent price action is seen by many as confirmation that the digital asset is poised for a significant upward trend. Market analyst Gert van Lagen, who identified this pattern, now forecasts that Bitcoin could reach a price range between $270,000 and $300,000 by 2025. His analysis is supported by Elliott Wave Theory, which suggests that Bitcoin is currently in Wave (5), the final and typically most explosive phase of a bullish market. According to Lagen, this wave is likely to extend 1.618x to 2.0x the length of Wave (3), placing Bitcoin on track for substantial gains. Moreover, comparisons to gold’s historical rise further bolster the bullish outlook for Bitcoin. Analyst apsk32 noted that Bitcoin has followed a trajectory similar to that of gold, a safe-haven asset, and could see its price soar as high as $400,000. Bitcoin’s growing adoption as a treasury asset by corporations, combined with institutional confidence in the cryptocurrency, further fuels this optimism. Bitcoin’s role as a store of value is increasingly recognized, and many believe it could follow a similar path to gold, particularly as the U.S. government and other global institutions explore Bitcoin reserves. With influential investors and companies continuing to buy Bitcoin, its long-term value proposition looks stronger than ever, and the $270,000 to $300,000 target is seen as just the beginning.