Bitcoin continues to command attention after breaking past $111,000, with some analysts now calling for even steeper gains before the end of the quarter.
Shunyet Jan, head of derivatives at Bybit, believes BTC could touch $125,000 by the end of Q2, citing a combination of regulatory progress, institutional interest, and broader macroeconomic shifts. Inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs, he notes, are reinforcing BTC’s role as a mainstream financial asset—particularly as its inverse relationship with the U.S. dollar positions it as a modern hedge.
Jan also pointed to the recently introduced GENIUS Act, saying that regulatory clarity is helping build the infrastructure needed for long-term adoption.
While Bitcoin is the clear leader, Jan was less optimistic about the near-term potential for altcoins, warning that elevated interest rates and global uncertainty could limit gains for smaller assets.
Other voices in the space are even more bullish. Analyst Scott Melker expects BTC to hit $250,000 by late 2025, citing reduced volatility and growing links to traditional finance. Meanwhile, Blockstream CEO Adam Back has floated a far more dramatic target—between $500,000 and $1 million—arguing that current prices still lag behind the level of real adoption and demand.
Standard Chartered and Bernstein have both issued forecasts of $200,000 or higher within the next few years, suggesting that major financial institutions are aligning with a long-term bullish outlook.
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