🚀 Why BTC is more than just a volatile crypto
1. Institutionalization and stability
Bitcoin has transformed from a speculative asset into a long-term tool for institutions. Major players like BlackRock, Fidelity, governments (e.g., El Salvador) have actively included BTC in their funds and reserves. This has significantly reduced the volatility of crypto and makes the trend more predictable.
2. Legislative support in the USA
On July 7th, 'Crypto Week' started in Congress: three major initiatives are being discussed — the GENIUS Stablecoin Act, the CLARITY Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act. Their adoption could strengthen the role of BTC, especially with the growth of ETF funds.
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. At the same time, Trump Media is applying for an ETF with 70% bitcoin
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3. Strategic reserve of the USA and states
President Trump signed a decree to create a strategic BTC reserve in March 2025 — based on government BTC probes — holding approximately 200,000 BTC. In June, Texas legislators approved the creation of a state reserve fund in bitcoins.
4. Predictions for 2025
Many analysts, including Standard Chartered and Bernstein, predict growth to $150–200,000 by the end of the year.
H.C. Wainwright targets BTC at $225,000. Mudrex (Edul Patel) and Scaramucci advise to 'hold long-term' and expect cyclical growth, especially influenced by institutional demand.
5. Technical analysis: short-term outlook
In #BTC120kVs125kToday #BinanceHODLerLA July, bitcoin consolidates in the range of $104,000–110,000. A breakout above $110,000 could open the way to $115–125,000. The critical support level is $100–104,000 due to large limit orders.
📈 Summary
Bitcoin is no longer just a 'wild' speculative asset — it is transforming into a 'digital gold' class, backed by institutions, regulatory status, and even government acts. Against the backdrop of the likely adoption of legislations, influx of ETFs, and market stabilization, BTC is becoming increasingly attractive for long-term investors.
Yes, risks remain — geopolitics, high rates, new penalties — but the fundamentals now largely suggest a surge. Many experts believe that a level of $200,000 is quite realistic by the end of 2025.
