Debates about the future of Bitcoin continue, with expert opinions growing louder. On the agenda: price forecasts for Bitcoin and the impact of institutional investments on the market.
Davinci Warns of Rising Institutional Bitcoin Purchases
Bitcoin expert Jeremie Davinci, known for his predictions about the future of cryptocurrency, made a stark statement about the insufficient number of Bitcoin owned by average investors. He believes that players such as ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even states are gradually absorbing available Bitcoin, which could lead to a shortage in the market. In his tweet, he stated:
*“You still don’t own enough Bitcoin for what’s coming.”*
Davinci also noted that he first encouraged people to invest even one dollar in Bitcoin back in 2013, claiming it could change their future.
Long-term Bitcoin Predictions from Experts
Jeremie Davinci describes Bitcoin as more than just a financial asset, calling it a 'freedom provider.' He believes that Bitcoin could reach $500,000 by the end of this decade and never fall below $100,000 again. He also mentions the possibility of a rise to $1,000,000 driven by inflation and high levels of adoption.
Other experts like Bitwise maintain a target price for Bitcoin at $200,000 by 2025, citing strong demand from institutional investors. Standard Chartered also expects BTC to hit $135,000 by the end of Q3 2025 with the potential to reach $200,000.
Short-term Concerns and Potential Price Dips
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes expressed his views on short-term risks, predicting Bitcoin could dip to $100,000 due to weak U.S. economic data and upcoming tariffs. Hayes warns of risks associated with this dip, stating:
*“The market believes that this is going to happen. No major economy is generating enough credit to support growth.”*
Thus, he foresees Bitcoin testing the $100,000 level and Ethereum dropping to $3,000 before prices begin rising again.
Given the rising institutional demand and the potential for supply contraction, many analysts believe Bitcoin is gearing up for another breakout. Investors continue to watch market price dynamics closely.
