Crypto shift under Trump: Bitcoin and Altcoins boom in 2025
CoinShares expects Bitcoin, altcoins, and blockchain innovation to boom in 2025 under Trump's crypto reform.
Due to positive legislative developments and technical improvements, CoinShares expects strong cryptocurrency industry growth in 2025. The European crypto investing firm's new research highlighted Donald Trump's prospective presidency, Bitcoin-yielding enterprises' increase, and Ethereum and Solana breakthroughs.
The research forecasts major regulatory changes under Trump. New rules encouraging Bitcoin miners and digital assets might boost the crypto business, according to analyst Max Shannon. While Bitcoin may do well, altcoins may do even better. Bitcoin miners may outperform those in AI or manufacturing.
Bitcoin ETFs are growing rapidly and poised for institutional adoption. About 20% of Bitcoin ETF assets are owned by professional businesses, allowing room for growth.
Bitcoin-yielding firms are a 2025 trend. Business like MicroStrategy, which has 423,650 BTC, is spearheading this transformation by embracing Bitcoin as a treasury asset and developing new return methods. Analyst Satish Patel suggests building Bitcoin reserves compared to shares, yield farming via Bitcoin lending, and leveraging derivatives for revenue. Block, Marathon Digital, and Metaplanet follow MicroStrategy. Bitcoin's potential as a store of wealth and revenue-generating asset is becoming more apparent.
Amazon, Shopify, and Nike are all investing more in cryptocurrency. Analysts say these corporations may add Bitcoin to their treasuries as the crypto ecosystem grows.
Ethereum seems intriguing too. Institutionalization and agreements with Kraken and Sony will boost Layer 2 (L2) usage. Luke Nolan expects Ethereum transaction prices to rise as more users switch to L2 chains. The 2025 Pectra update should increase Ethereum's efficiency, usability, and value accrual.
