Bitcoin Nears $112,000 as Experts Predict Further Increases Driven by Institutional Investment

Carolina Nakia.

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Bitcoin continues to break all-time highs, and this week it nearly reached $112,000—a figure that marks a new milestone for the most traded cryptocurrency in the market. Despite a slight subsequent correction that currently places it around $107,500, analysts foresee a clearly bullish trend driven by structural and regulatory factors.

Last Thursday, Bitcoin hit a record high of $111,980, accumulating a 15% increase in value so far this year. Far from being perceived as a speculative phenomenon, experts attribute this growth to rising institutional adoption and a favorable macroeconomic environment.

One of the key catalysts has been regulatory progress in the United States. According to analyst Manuel Pinto, the renewed pro-crypto stance of President Donald Trump’s administration—particularly towards stablecoins—has helped strengthen market confidence.

In line with this, the recent approval by the Texas Senate of the so-called GENIUS Act (Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for the Use of Stablecoins) paves the way for the state to store bitcoins as part of its strategic reserves. This model is reminiscent of central banks, but focused on digital assets.

The online financial school Learning Heroes highlights that this measure represents an institutional validation of Bitcoin by integrating it into state-level financial policy tools.

Additionally, the weakening of the U.S. dollar has further boosted Bitcoin’s appeal, as the cryptocurrency has historically shown upward trends in contexts of dollar depreciation.

“Bitcoin’s Growth Is No Coincidence,” Say Experts, Pointing to Institutional Capital as the Main Driver

“Bitcoin’s growth is no coincidence,” various experts point out, claiming that mass adoption and a growing understanding of its value proposition are behind the sustained momentum. But most importantly, they highlight the entry of large institutional investors bringing massive capital inflows.

Simon Peters, a cryptoasset analyst at eToro, argues that what we’ve seen so far “could be just the beginning” of a much broader movement. In his view, factors such as the increase in global liquidity and the demand for assets with limited supply could trigger an even greater price explosion.

Publicly traded companies, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds are increasing their exposure through spot ETFs, which reduces the available supply and drives valuations higher. “If Bitcoin consolidates as a global reserve asset, its price could far exceed current levels,” says Peters, who estimates that the market capitalization should be well above the current $2.2 trillion.

Meanwhile, Eric Demuth, CEO of Bitpanda, notes that Bitcoin “ceased to be a niche asset a long time ago,” as it becomes increasingly integrated into the traditional financial system. “These highs are not a peak, but a statement of intent,” he states.

Demuth emphasizes that behind this movement lies the financial strategy of the United States, which now positions cryptocurrencies as a central element of its economic policy, thereby consolidating their role in the global financial landscape.