VanEck Anticipates Bitcoin’s Soar to $180,000
Visionary market leaders expect bitcoin to skyrocket by year’s end.
Manager Nathan Frankovitz and Matthew Sigel from VanEck forecast Bitcoin reaching $180,000 by 2025’s end. Their insights dissect recent trends highlighting market fluxes and regulatory impacts.
- Mid-July to mid-August saw a financial tug-of-war between Bitcoin mining stocks and declining Digital Asset Treasury values.
- Bitcoin ordinaries’ production surged, doubling over 2024 levels as industry rules loosen.
- The U.S. seized a record 31% control of Bitcoin mining.
On August 13, 2025, Bitcoin peaked, surpassing July levels. Analysts noted heightened positivity in BTC futures. CME basis funding rates soared to 9%, unmatched in six months. This bullish sentiment also rippled through options, with a 3.21x call-to-put ratio – the highest sine June 2024.
Corporate enthusiasm fueled July’s 54,000 BTC purchase through Exchange-traded Products and 72,000 BTC via Digital Asset Treasuries.
Ethereum’s ascent siphoned some of Bitcoin’s dominance, dropping it from 64.5% to 59.7%. Yet, Bitcoin’s transaction numbers surged 34% over the past 30 days, hitting $77,727,657,201.
However, public treasuries are dimming. With stocks like MSTR and SMLR’s mNAV plummeting,funding abilities for BTC acquisition tighten.
A prevailing uncertainty surrounds Bitcoin’s price trajectory following predicted volatility spikes. Nonetheless, VanEck stands firm on Bitcoin reaching $180,000 by year’s end, reiterating their earlier 2024 predictions.
