BTC MAY BE AT 250,000 USD BY MID-YEAR
Bitcoin: what price do analysts expect
The renowned trader Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMex, believes that the Fed may intervene to stabilize the markets, injecting liquidity and reviving the price of Bitcoin.
"When there is financial stress, they always print money," says Hayes, who projects a price of $250,000 for Bitcoin by the end of the year. It is a "conservative" forecast compared to Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy and crypto guru, who expects the digital currency to exceed $400,000 in 2025.
Hayes also criticized Trump's proposal to create a strategic reserve of Bitcoin, calling it a "terrible idea." He argues that the president will not be able to fulfill his promises to voters, something that could cost him future elections and jeopardize the stability of the reserve.
Alberti reveals to iProUP details of a recent survey conducted by Coinbase with EY-Parthenon, which highlights the change in attitude towards digital currencies among institutional investors.
"More than 80% of the decision-makers surveyed in 352 companies stated that they plan to increase their exposure to cryptocurrencies," says Alberti. When justifying it, he comments that, for the most part, they are driven by the promise of attractive risk-adjusted returns in the next three years.
Another paragraph of the work indicates that 60% intend to allocate more than 5% of these assets to cryptocurrencies by 2025, while adoption trends are accelerating across multiple categories.
