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Eric Trump predicts an ‘unbelievable’ crypto surge in Q4 – here’s why

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Eric Trump predicts an ‘unbelievable’ crypto surge in Q4 – here’s why

Son of president Donald Trump, Eric Trump has predicted that Q4 2025 will be “unbelievable” for crypto, anticipating a huge rally.

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Trump in an interview shared on 26 September said the future is bright for crypto in general and also for Bitcoin in the last quarter of the year.

Several other analysts hold a similar viewpoint on the final quarter of this year despite the current market correction that has affected most assets.

Bitcoin going to a million dollars

When asked what he thought about Bitcoin, Trump said he has always believed it was time for Bitcoin to surpass $1 million and with the way the market is going, it is on the right path. 

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He made reference to the quantitative easing being anticipated as one of the fuels that will drive this prediction to make it a reality.

This viewpoint is in line with the broader perspective of analysts and key players in the industry. Binance co-founder and former CEO Changpeng Zhao had in an interview in May predicted that Bitcoin could hit between $500,000 and $1 million this year.

In a more recent interview, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong also predicted the $1 million price level, although in a longer timeframe, by 2030.

At the same time, Q4 has historically been a bullish time for cryptocurrencies as Trump said, and the crypto space looks forward to seeing what happens this year. 

In the meantime, the market is currently in a correction which some analysts believe will last for some time before a recovery.

This may be a setup that perfectly fits into the transition from Q3 to Q4 as we enter October in the coming week. As we enter Q4, the crypto market may go ballistic if the predictions given so far play out.

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