Price predictions: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, gold, Nvidia and more
8 price predictions, each recalculated every hour from BRVX daily prices by our own model: the range month by month and for 5 years, the technical signals and what moves each market. Model output, not a promise — prices can fall.
Price predictions
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Bitcoin (BTC) Price Prediction 2026–2030
Where the model puts BTC by the end of the year and by 2030, and why the range is so wide.
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Ethereum (ETH) Price Prediction 2026–2030
The model's ETH path for the coming months and years, with the technical readings behind it.
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XRP (Ripple) Price Prediction 2026–2030
Where the model puts XRP after the SEC case, month by month and out to 2030.
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Solana (SOL) Price Prediction 2026–2030
SOL's model path, its very wide range and the network factors traders watch.
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Gold Price Prediction 2026–2030 (XAU)
Gold's model path per troy ounce, the rest-of-year months and the long view.
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Silver Price Prediction 2026–2030 (XAG)
Silver's model path per ounce, month by month and to 2030, and what pulls it between gold and industry.
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Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Price Prediction 2026–2030
The NVDA model path, its range to 2030 and the AI-cycle factors behind the moves.
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Tesla (TSLA) Stock Price Prediction 2026–2030
Tesla's model path to 2030, the width of its range and what drives the stock.
How the model builds each forecast
- Input is BRVX's own daily closing prices for each market. We do not read or average anyone else's forecasts.
- The central line is a trend fitted on log prices. It is damped on purpose: after about a year and a half it fades towards 8% a year, so a hot run does not get projected forever.
- The range around it comes from the last 90 days of volatility and widens with the square root of time, which is why the five-year band is much wider than next month's.
- Technical signals are RSI 14 and the 50- and 200-day averages. Stocks have a shorter price history on BRVX (since June 2026), so the 200-day line is hidden until there is enough data.
- If the price feed has a gap or is more than two days old, the article shows no numbers at all rather than a stale forecast.