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Bitcoin could climb to $95,000 by the end of 2026, according to executives at Bitwise Asset Management, who described a “quiet but sustained” institutional bull run.
In an Apr. 8 interview with Milk Road, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan and Head of Research Ryan Rasmussen said a growing disconnect is emerging between retail and institutional investors.
They noted that retail traders are still focused on falling altcoin prices and weak liquidity, while institutions are accumulating and looking for long-term opportunities. Bitwise cited areas such as stablecoins, tokenization, and blockchain infrastructure.
The executives said this shift points to crypto maturing into a more traditional asset class, even as retail sentiment remains subdued.
Bitwise’s executives said Bitcoin could reach $95,000 if three key catalysts align: macroeconomic stabilization, clearer regulation, and continued institutional inflows.
They pointed to potential regulatory clarity through legislation such as the Clarity Act, alongside sustained demand supported by exchange-traded funds (ETFs), as a foundation for further upside.
Bitwise also highlighted the rise of prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, saying these platforms are gaining traction as tools for forecasting and expanding access to market insights.
Bitwise acknowledged risks such as quantum computing, but said they are manageable if credible solutions develop.
Taken together, the executives said these trends reinforce a broader narrative: despite short-term volatility, crypto’s long-term outlook is increasingly shaped by institutional adoption and innovation.
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