Bitcoin thrives amidst uncertainties that traditional assets cannot solve. This month laid several fears revolving around Trump’s administration decisions, which have affected the economy and the Fed’s goals. As a result, Bitcoin has soared to its all-time high – this has come with hyper-bullish BTC price predictions.
There is a lot of uncertainty about the Federal Reserve. Inflation is still high, and the Fed is balancing raising interest rates and expanding its balance sheet. As a result, investors are looking for safety in hard assets that are deflationary in value, like Bitcoin.
That is not all. The so-called big beautiful bill has passed. According to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates, the bill will add $3.8 trillion to the US’s $36 trillion debt over the next decade. This takes it to an eye-watering $40 trillion.
Now, BTC belief is being replaced by behavior. Big money is buying. Governments are reacting. For instance, Texas is about to join the other three states to pass the SBR. And the world is watching as Bitcoin redefines what it means to store value in an age of economic unpredictability.
“This is a ticking time bomb, swept under the rug,” Josh Mandell, a retired Wall Street trader, said, adding, “The big print is coming.” Data shows that $6 trillion could be about to hit the market.
KOLs BTC predictions are as high as $250k
Many analysts finally say that Bitcoin is becoming a real global asset. For instance, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said, “This is not a bubble […] It’s a repricing of Bitcoin’s role in the global financial system. The dollar is the old guard. Bitcoin is the new digital standard.”
Galaxy Digital’s Mike Novogratz said, “This isn’t just retail FOMO anymore […] We’re witnessing a full-blown migration of capital away from legacy financial systems into digital assets.”
Last week, Charlie Garcia, the founder of wealth network R360, said that recent well-telegraphed Fed Treasury purchases of around $45 billion amounted to “stealth easing. “If the Fed quietly keeps hitting the QE [quantative easing] button, Bitcoin might become the investment equivalent of a midnight convenience-store burrito—volatile but satisfying.”
Edward Carroll, head of global markets and corporate finance at MHC Digital Group, said in emailed comments that Bitcoin rallied overnight despite a weak US Treasury auction, and poor equity performance may indicate a shift.
Carroll joins other hyper-bullish BTC price predictions that the Bitcoin price will “reach at least $160,000 by the end of 2025 and $1 million by 2030″ as Bitcoin’s “fixed supply dynamic and growing demand [drive] the price higher.”
Even long-time critics are revising their targets. JPMorgan’s latest note raised its 2025 year-end price estimate to $125,000, while Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood called $250,000 “inevitable.”
Fears that have sparked the BTC surge
Uncertainty in geopolitics brought by President Trump’s tariffs, unstable global trade, and a contentious US election cycle has put traditional markets on hold. This has caused money to flow into crypto.
To that end, institutional demand for ETFs and their adoption records show that big amounts of money still flow into Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading the way. The price of Bitcoin has gone over the all-time high it set in January, before US President Donald Trump was elected, by 50%.
In addition, other than Trump’s bill, which has had a big influence on BTC’s surge, Moody’s rating agency shocked the market last week when it took away the US’s top triple-A rating. The dollar went down, therefore convincing investors that crypto is safer. Meanwhile, BTC is trading at $111,330, a 2.2% rise in 24 hours.
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