Michael Saylor predicts Bitcoin will "move up smartly" by the end of 2025. The MicroStrategy executive chairman attributes this expected surge to the Bitcoin halving's supply shock and soaring demand from spot Bitcoin ETFs, which are attracting significant institutional investment.
Analysts argue that Bitcoin's traditional four-year market cycles, tied to halving events, are losing relevance. Market maturity, institutional investment through ETFs, and macroeconomic factors are now seen as the dominant drivers, signaling a new, more stable phase for the leading cryptocurrency.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee maintains his bullish Bitcoin price prediction, stating it could reach $250,000 within 2025. He attributes this potential surge to growing institutional interest, a possible shift in monetary policy, and increasing adoption, even as market sentiment currently appears neutral.
