Bitcoin continues to hold its position as the main digital asset, and institutional demand through spot ETFs creates conditions for potential growth in 2025
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🔹 Standard Chartered: up to $200,000
The bank has confirmed its long-term forecast — around $200,000 by the end of 2025.
Arguments:
•active inflow of funds into BTC-ETF,
•growth of institutional demand,
•strengthening of Bitcoin's role as digital gold
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🔹 Citi: $133,000 in the base scenario
Citi analysts forecast ~$133,000, and in a bullish scenario — up to $199,000.
Arguments:
•restoration of market activity,
•support from ETFs,
•stable demand from
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🔹 VanEck: around $180,000
Investment company VanEck expects Bitcoin to reach ~$180,000 by the end of 2025.
Arguments:
• halving effect,
• limited supply,
• extension of participation by large institutions.
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🔹 Other analysts: $115,000 – $185,000
A number of independent experts and funds predict a wide range — from $115k to $185k.
Arguments:
• technical cycle models,
• on-chain metrics (reduction in supply and increase in long-term holding),
• macroeconomic factors.
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📌 Summary
Forecasts vary, but most reputable sources agree that Bitcoin has the potential to move in the range of $130,000 – $200,000 by the end of 2025, if the influx of capital into ETFs and stable institutional interest is maintained.
