Bitcoin ($BTC) remains under pressure amid prolonged institutional selling, but Finbold’s AI Agent projects some potential upside for the world’s largest cryptocurrency by the end of June.
Specifically, the machine learning algorithm projects an average Bitcoin price target of $63,900 for July 1. Looking at the press-time price of $62,230, the number implies a 2.54% uptick over the next week
AI sets $BTC price for July 1
Our AI Agent combined the forecasts given by three large language models (LLMs), namely Gemini 3 Flash, ChatGPT5.2, and Grok 4.1. While each offered a different price target, all of the LLMs were bullish, with their analysis taking into account technical indicators such as the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), the Relative Strength Index (RSI), and the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA).
Gemini offered the highest $BTC price prediction for July 1, 2026, anticipating a 5.67% rally, which would put Bitcoin at $65,851. Grok was more modest, predicting a 1.09% increase and a price of $63,001.
The lowest number was that given by ChatGPT, which set the July 1 $BTC price target at $62,850, which is a 0.85% upside potential.
AI $BTC price forecast turns bullish despite selling pressure
As mentioned, Bitcoin remains under pressure, but the price projections above suggest the situation might stabilize in the short term.
This is notable as the forecast presents a stark contrast to what would be expected looking at the current setup. For example, over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin saw just over $83 million in bullish positions wiped out – a 30% increase from yesterday.
At the same time, the average funding rate has turned negative, indicating traders were paying a premium to maintain short positions. In other words, overly leveraged bullish bets are being rapidly unwound, which should intensify selling pressure.
For comparison, the AI model was not so optimistic regarding XRP within the same time frame, despite comparably similar factors being at play.
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