Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin Approaches Its "Gold 2025 Moment" as Institutional Interest Matches Bullion’s Surge
Bitcoin’s price movement is once again in the spotlight, as both analysts and major institutions increasingly view the cryptocurrency as a key winner in the ongoing global asset reallocation. With forecasts ranging from $130,000 up to $2 million and leading financial firms weaving crypto into mainstream finance, discussions about Bitcoin’s future worth are growing more heated.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to let its institutional clients use
Matt Hougan, CIO at Bitwise Asset Management, believes Bitcoin could follow gold’s 2025 surge if short-term selling pressure eases and institutional interest takes the lead, according to an
Elsewhere, prominent industry voices are making ambitious forecasts. BitMine Chairman Tom Lee projects Bitcoin could climb to $1.6–$2 million if it reaches gold’s total market capitalization, as reported by
From a technical perspective, indicators suggest further upside potential. The 8-hour Bitcoin chart reveals a Wyckoff reaccumulation pattern, with price consolidating between $105,000 and $115,000, hinting at a possible upward breakout, according to
Bitcoin’s potential for further gains is tied to capital moving from gold and other assets. Bitwise estimates that a mere 3–4% shift from gold to Bitcoin could drive BTC above $240,000, while VALR’s Farzam Ehsani notes that macro events—such as lower U.S. CPI numbers or easing trade tensions—could speed up this transition.
Despite the bullish sentiment, critics warn of ongoing risks. Bitcoin’s price swings remain a major concern, and JPMorgan’s collateral program is limited to institutions, so retail investors won’t see immediate liquidity benefits, as detailed in
As the crypto sector adapts to evolving regulations and economic conditions, Bitcoin’s reputation as a store of value continues to strengthen. Whether it can surpass $160,000 or more will depend on ongoing institutional participation, macroeconomic developments, and how short-term volatility is managed.
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