Galaxy Research, a branch of Galaxy Digital Holdings, has issued a highly optimistic forecast for Dogecoin (DOGE), predicting significant price growth in 2025.
This outlook is part of a broader report highlighting 23 key predictions for the cryptocurrency market over the coming year, which also covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major developments.
The research firm anticipates that Dogecoin could reach $1 by 2025, with a market capitalization of $100 billion. Currently priced at $0.3133 with a market cap of $46.25 billion, DOGE would need to more than double in value to reach this target. Galaxy Research points to several factors that could drive this growth, including ongoing accumulation by DOGE whales and a potential connection to Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E). Despite the rise of other meme coins with potentially higher risk-reward dynamics, Dogecoin remains a key player in the space.
In addition to Dogecoin, Galaxy Research has offered bullish projections for Bitcoin and Ethereum. The firm forecasts Bitcoin could hit $150,000 by Q1 2025, with the potential to surge up to $185,000 by year-end. Ethereum, on the other hand, is expected to break the $5,500 mark and see its staking rate exceed 50% during the same period.
Looking beyond individual assets, Galaxy Research predicts a significant growth in the overall crypto market. The firm forecasts that Bitcoin ETFs will surpass $250 billion in assets under management by 2025, and Ethereum Layer-2 solutions and DeFi projects are expected to see substantial advancements. The firm’s outlook suggests that institutional adoption will continue to rise, with at least one major asset manager likely to allocate over 2% of its funds to Bitcoin.
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