AI predicts Bitcoin price for March 1, 2026

An advanced artificial intelligence (AI) model estimates that Bitcoin (BTC) will remain relatively stable in the near-term, but also that late February will bring a modest upside following the latest developments. 

Specifically, after several weeks of exceptionally high volatility and downward pressure that wiped some $450 billion from the cryptocurrency’s market capitalization, Bitcoin has stabilized roughly in the $64,000 to $71,000 range and is, at press time, changing hands at about $68,900.

The movements led many traders and analysts to conclude that BTC is headed toward the cycle bottom. The prevailing bearish sentiment became starkly apparent earlier in February when the digital assets ‘Fear & Greed Index’ hit record lows.

Elsewhere, however, some institutional experts believe the bear case is very weak and that a rebound towards new highs is the more likely option. 

Between the relative stabilization and clashing views of the future, Finbold decided to consult advanced AI about what Bitcoin’s short-term trajectory might be and where BTC might trade by March 1, 2026.

AI sets Bitcoin price target for March 1, 2026

After tallying the latest moves, ChatGPT was quick to recognize that BTC is in a sideways consolidation phase near a major correction and that, at press time on February 16, there are no evident imminent catalysts for the cryptocurrency’s price.

Thus, OpenAI’s flagship platform concluded that Bitcoin is likely to remain relatively range-bound in the coming weeks, albeit with an upward tint due to the deep correction that affected the market in late January and early February.

Indeed, ChatGPT explained that the overall fearful sentiment, paired with continued institutional adoption and a mixed macroeconomic situation, is most likely to leave Bitcoin exhibiting ‘typical’ two-week behavior.

Therefore, the AI sets its March 1, 2026 BTC price target at $72,300, 4.93% above the press time price of $68,900.

ChatGPT also emphasized that its Bitcoin March price forecast exists within a ‘plausible’ support and resistance range, is not dependent on major news to lead to it, and is, as the model put it, ‘just the most probable outcome given current structure.’

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