Blockware: BTC could reach USD 150,000 or 400,000 in 2025, depending on the Strategic Reserve of Bitcoin and the Fed rates
The potential price range for Bitcoin in 2025 is quite significant, but it boils down to three main factors, according to the cryptocurrency mining firm Blockware.
The price of Bitcoin in 2025 could increase up to four times or, in the worst-case scenario, rise by 58%, depending on Donald Trump's Strategic Reserve plan for Bitcoin and the Federal Reserve's policies, says the cryptocurrency mining firm Blockware Solutions.
The bearish case for Bitcoin
BTC
in 2025 could push its price around 58%, reaching 150,000 dollars from its current price of 94,981 dollars, Blockware said in a market forecast report on December 28 seen by Cointelegraph.
Bitcoin's price action could develop in different ways in 2025
Blockware stated that the bearish case target of USD 150,000 is a possibility if Donald Trump "does not move forward" with the Strategic Reserve of Bitcoin, an outcome that the industry expects to occur early in his administration.
Jack Mallers, founder and CEO of Strike, said that Trump will likely issue an executive order on his first day in office to designate Bitcoin as a U.S. reserve asset.
Meanwhile, Blockware said that the bearish case target is also a possibility if the Federal Reserve further reverses its course in interest rate cuts, and long-term holders—those who own BTC for more than 155 days—aggressively sell Bitcoin.
As a base case, 225,000 dollars is Blockware's target, assuming the U.S. government converts its BTC holdings into a Strategic Reserve of Bitcoin, the Federal Reserve cuts rates as expected, and corporate adoption continues at its current pace.
