A number of influential investors and market analysts are forecasting a powerful long-term surge in Bitcoin’s price, with some suggesting it could surpass $1 million by the end of this decade—driven largely by rising global debt and inflationary pressures.
Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, remains one of the most bullish voices in the space. In a video update on February 11, she reiterated her firm’s optimistic scenario, where Bitcoin could climb as high as $1.5 million by 2030. To reach this level, BTC would need to maintain an annual growth rate of 58%, primarily fueled by increased adoption among institutional investors.
Meanwhile, financial author and “Rich Dad Poor Dad” creator Robert Kiyosaki offered a slightly longer timeline. In an April 18 post on X, he stated his belief that Bitcoin would hit $1 million by 2035. He cited the ballooning U.S. national and consumer debt as a major reason why investors will turn to stores of value like gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Kiyosaki warned of an unprecedented market collapse, suggesting that those who hedge with assets like Bitcoin could come out ahead.
Others in the financial world, such as macro analyst Raoul Pal, have echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the ongoing debasement of fiat currencies as a core driver of Bitcoin’s growing appeal as a hedge.
Even Eric Trump, son of former U.S. President Donald Trump and executive vice president of the Trump Organization, joined the conversation in December 2024, saying he sees Bitcoin eventually reaching $1 million due to its transformative economic potential.
Price Projections for 2025: $200K Within Reach?
Looking ahead to the near term, analysts are eyeing significant upside in Bitcoin’s price over the next year. Markus Thielen, head of research at 10x Research, recently noted that BTC often climbs in $16,000 increments. Based on recent movements, he believes the next major resistance level sits around $122,000.
Speaking during a May 22 episode of the Chain Reaction X Spaces show, Thielen said:
“We’ve been turning bullish again in the last month or so. Open interest is up, but the funding rate remains low—suggesting there’s still skepticism out there, with many trying to short this move.”
He identified $122,000 as a key level that, if broken, could confirm the continuation of Bitcoin’s upward trend.
Further out, Bitwise’s Head of European Research, André Dragosch, sees a possible target of over $200,000 by the end of 2025. He referenced a valuation model by Canadian Bitcoin advocate Greg Foss, which assesses BTC value based on G20 sovereign debt instruments.
According to Dragosch, “Given the current levels of default risk across G20 bonds, Bitcoin is already valued beyond $200,000 under that model.” He added that increasing concerns over government creditworthiness and rising institutional demand could be the fuel for Bitcoin’s next breakout.
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