What do 10 leading AI models think Bitcoin will be worth in 2029? Daily-updated consensus from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and 5 more.
By 2029, Bitcoin will be a year past its fifth halving and approximately 20 years old. This positions 2029 as the historical setup year for a new cycle peak, mirroring the trajectory of 2017 (one year after the 2016 halving) and 2021 (one year after the 2020 halving). In each prior cycle, the year following a halving has been characterized by quiet accumulation in the first half and acceleration in the second — though the institutional landscape post-2024 ETF approvals may compress or stretch this rhythm. AI predictions for 2029 typically show wider spreads than 2028 because models must forecast both the timing and magnitude of the next bull run. The bullish case rests on supply scarcity (only 1.5625 BTC newly minted per block, compounded across millions of holders unwilling to sell at current levels) producing exponential price discovery. The bearish case argues that the four-year halving cycle is increasingly disrupted by macro factors — Fed policy, sovereign adoption pace, regulatory shifts — that don't follow Bitcoin's clock. By December 2029, Bitcoin's circulating supply will exceed 19.9 million coins out of a maximum 21 million.
Bear case to bull case range per model · sorted by base case · 10 of 10 models reporting
According to the daily AI consensus tracked on AI Predicts Bitcoin, the average prediction across 10 major AI models places Bitcoin at $217,500 by 2029 in the base case scenario. Across 10 leading AI models, the bear case average stands at $79,375 and the bull case at $465,000.
The most bullish AI model for 2029 is Gemini, predicting a base case of $450,000 with a bull case reaching $800,000. The most conservative forecast comes from Mistral, with a base case of $70,000.
These predictions are generated daily using the official APIs of each AI model, with all 10 systems receiving an identical prompt. The spread reflects the genuine uncertainty AI models assign to long-term Bitcoin price movements.
The AI consensus from 10 models places Bitcoin at $217,500 by 2029 in the base case. The range spans from $25,000 (bear case) to $800,000 (bull case). Updated daily.
Bitcoin's halvings have historically driven major bull cycles 12-18 months after they occur. 2029 sits one year after the April 2028 halving — historically the start of post-halving accumulation, before the cycle peak.
Gemini is the most bullish AI model for 2029, with a base case of $450,000 and a bull case of $800,000. Mistral is the most conservative, with a base case of $70,000.
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