The prominent crypto analyst indicates that Bitcoin is positioned to rise to $250,000 before the end of 2025, pointing to unique market dynamics and historical patterns. The analyst sees Bitcoin's path to reach $250,000 this cycle as Michaël van de Poppe, this bullish outlook on the current consolidation of Bitcoin near $100,000, which he views as a temporary halt before the previous massive bull run, and a strong correlation with the expansion of the global money supply. In a video he recently practiced on YouTube, Van de Poppe highlights the significant correlation between the price of Bitcoin and M2 Money Supply, a measure that includes cash, demand deposits, savings, and some money market funds. He notes that M2 contracted significantly between 2021 and 2023 but has started to climb recently, especially with potential interest rate cuts in the Federal Reserve's interest. 'When more money floods the system, a lot of it flows into assets that serve as a hedge against inflation,' the analysis says, positioning Bitcoin as a beneficiary. Key differences from the peak of 2021, according to him, include the current restart of money printing after a period of tightening, rising interest rates (despite their decline), a weaker US dollar, and the new major impact of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). He argues that flows into exchange-traded funds
