VanEck's crypto predictions for 2025.

VanEck, an asset manager who issues spot #Bitcoin ETFs in the US, announced its crypto predictions for 2025.

VanEck, who published a series of tweets on the X platform the other day, made 10 predictions for the crypto industry. The asset manager gave sensational price targets for three altcoins.

VanEck's predictions also included that the tokenization industry will grow and layer-2 assets will witness more money inflows.

The asset manager pointed to $180,000 in his Bitcoin price prediction for 2025.

The asset manager predicted that the crypto bull market will reach a medium-term peak in the first quarter of 2025. According to VanEck, new peaks will emerge in the fourth quarter of 2025. According to the predictions, Bitcoin (BTC) will reach $180,000 during the period in question, while Ether ($ETH ) will rise to $6,000.

VanEck predicts that Solana ($SOL ), the biggest competitor to the Ethereum blockchain, will exceed $500 in 2025. In addition, $10 is targeted for the recently popular project Sui (SUI).

According to VanEck’s predictions, a strategic Bitcoin reserve and crypto regulations in the US will have a positive impact. VanEck predicts that multiple new spot crypto ETPs will be approved under SEC leadership.

The tweet included the following statements; “While Ethereum ETPs include staking, both Ethereum and Bitcoin ETPs will gain momentum in the same way.”

VanEck’s 2025 predictions also include tokenization. According to VanEck, the value of tokenized securities will exceed $50 billion. The value in question reached $12 billion in 2024. VanEck predicts that tokenized securities will expand to open-source blockchains in 2025.

Asset manager VanEck predicts that stablecoins will see increased adoption in the payments space, with daily payment volume reaching $300 billion by the end of 2025. In 2024, stablecoins will have a daily payment volume of $100 billion.

“This growth will be accompanied by global trade, remittances, and integration with big-tech payment networks,” the tweet reads.