Bitcoin to $200K by Year-End? The Bullish Case Gains Momentum
Bitcoin is currently showing remarkable momentum, rising roughly $10,000 per month, with analysts and traders increasingly speculating that it could hit $200,000 by the end of 2025.
Several key drivers are fueling this optimism:
• Interest rate cuts are widely expected in the second half of the year, creating a more favorable environment for risk assets like Bitcoin.
• Stablecoin legislation has passed, signaling more regulatory clarity — a major win for crypto adoption and investment confidence.
• Over 30 publicly listed companies have reportedly lined up $150 billion in Bitcoin purchases, which would equate to about 1.4 million BTC in demand.
• But there’s a major supply squeeze: Bitcoin’s annual issuance post-halving is only ~164,250 BTC, meaning demand could far outpace supply.
• Meanwhile, ETFs (especially BlackRock’s) are accumulating aggressively. BlackRock alone has bought nearly 48,747 BTC in a single month (~$5.7 billion).
If this trend continues — with institutional inflows accelerating and supply tightening — then a $200,000 target is no longer fantasy. It’s a scenario grounded in fundamentals.