• Bitcoin price:
It is currently trading around $65,000, and analysts are not just hoping, but planning for a rise to $180,000–$200,000 by the end of 2025.
Source? Not a TikTok blogger, but VanEck, one of the largest investment giants.
• Forecast from Bitwise:
Provided that the USA officially recognizes BTC as part of the strategic reserve, the price could break $250,000. Imagine: a treasury with a cold Ledger wallet.
• Ethereum is not lagging behind — forecast: $6,000.
Solana is basically on steroids — $500. And the modest SUI — $10. For a coin that was written off six months ago — impressive.
What is Wall Street doing in response?
Panic. The SP500 is stagnating, bonds are cracking under the weight of inflation, and banks are asking for 'a little more time'.
The Fed's rate is still around 5.25%, and it is stifling everything alive, except for Bitcoin. Why? Because BTC has no office. No management. No 'too big to fail'. It doesn't befriend Democrats, doesn't depend on elections, doesn't read The New York Times. It has one principle: 21 million. There will be no more.
Regulators? What can they do?
• El Salvador has long been placing bets.
• UAE is building crypto infrastructure.
• Trump promises to turn the USA into a crypto-mecca.
Direct quote: "Bitcoin is American freedom." He is not just hyping. He is playing the long game. And for the first time in a long time, it gives the feeling that someone up there understands the essence.
We are frightened by the 'correction'
Benjamin Cowen says:
"Historically, Bitcoin drops after halving."
Yes, and historically people wrote letters by hand. Times change.
Ki Yong Joo:
"The bull market will last until mid-2025, then there will be a decline."
Or maybe not. If ETFs continue to see inflows, if governments start buying, if Trump really pushes for reform — the market won't just not drop, it will explode.
