Has Bitcoin’s (BTC) Bull Run Fully Restarted? 4 AIs Share Their Take

“The market is in a new, powerful bull phase,” Gemini estimated.

Bitcoin (BTC) has made an impressive comeback from the brutal crash to $80,000 last week, spiking to almost $92,000 earlier today.

This defied some of the pessimists who thought the collapse signaled the start of the bear market, and now the question is whether the bull run continues at full speed. Here’s what four of the most popular AI-powered chatbots said on the matter.

‘The Train is Starting to Accelerate Again’

ChatGPT claimed that BTC’s break above $90,000 is a strong bullish signal, especially coming shortly after a heavy correction. It estimated that the bull run is back, although not at full force, outlining several factors that support the thesis.

It started with the spot BTC ETFs, which over the past two days have seen more inflows than outflows. This usually suggests renewed interest among institutional investors and could be beneficial for the price.

The chatbot then paid special attention to the asset’s exchange reserves that recently hit their lowest level since 2017. As CryptoPotato reported, the total amount of BTC stored on such centralized platforms dropped to approximately 1.82 million, representing a significant decline of over 580,000 units in less than a week.

This indicates that many investors have moved their holdings from exchanges to self-custody methods, which in turn reduces the immediate selling pressure. In conclusion, ChatGPT stated:

“The train is starting to accelerate again — not at full speed, but definitely moving in the right direction.”

Grok, the AI chatbot built into the social media platform X, argued that BTC’s bull run is currently resetting for its next leg. It stressed that the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts, which will likely be announced next month, are the primary factor behind the rally’s continuation.

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Earlier this month, the chances of lowering the benchmark on December 10 dropped to nearly 20%. After recent statements from some Fed officials, though, the odds have increased to 83% (according to Polymarket).

Google’s Gemini also highlighted BTC’s recovery. It stated that “it’s fair to say” that the asset is in “a very bullish, high-growth environment, fueled by unprecedented adoption.”

“The market is in a new, powerful bull phase where demand is now primarily driven by Wall Street’s rhythm rather than just mining rewards,” it added.

Not Yet

Perplexity was less optimistic, saying Bitcoin’s bull run has not restarted. The chatbot claimed that despite the resurgence, the conditions remain bearish and the price could soon plummet below $75,000.

At the same time, it agreed with Grok and many industry participants that the potential rate cuts that the Fed is expected to enforce next month could prevent the bears from regaining full control.