As 2025 begins, institutional investors' Bitcoin price forecasts are drawing attention. Institutions perceive Bitcoin as a hedge against unstable fiat currency, presenting various price predictions ranging from $122,000 to $700,000.
This year, Bitcoin rose 9.54% in January, then declined 17.5% and 2.19% in February and March, respectively. However, it successfully rebounded in April with a 14.2% increase. In the recent week, it has continued its upward momentum, rising 3.8%, and 1.9% in the past 24 hours.
Standard Chartered forecast $200,000 by year-end, citing declining fiat currency credibility and increased institutional fund inflows. H.C. Wainwright anticipated $225,000, considering price increases after halving and ETF sector regulatory clarification.
21 Capital's quantitative model proposed a range from $135,000 to $285,000. Fund Strat's Tom Lee projected potential rise to $250,000 if the Fed resumes rate cuts.
Shamas Paliwala predicted $500,000, believing Bitcoin will develop into a national-level insurance policy. Van Eck forecasted an increase to $180,000 in the fourth quarter after summer adjustments.
10X Research projected $122,000 in early 2025 based on short-term momentum and technical indicators. GFO-X's institutional investor survey presented a median of $150,000.
As fiat currency system credibility declines, Bitcoin is gradually establishing itself as a viable financial alternative. With more institutions adopting Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and currency value decline, Bitcoin's role is transforming from a speculative asset to a global financial safety net. If this trend continues, Bitcoin is expected to become the primary reserve asset during periods of economic uncertainty.
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