Why $71B Bitcoin Giant Strategy Still Bets on BTC Hitting $150K in 2025

  Why $71B Bitcoin Giant Strategy Still Bets on BTC Hitting $150K in 2025 Despite Bitcoin’s pullback from its October high above $126,000, Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor remains confident the cryptocurrency will reach $150,000 by year’s end. Speaking at the Money 20/20 conference in Las Vegas, Saylor cited lower volatility and a maturing market as key drivers. “Bitcoin is grinding upward,” he said, adding that increased derivatives and hedging tools are stabilizing prices. Currently trading around $111,000—up 54% year over year—BTC still has massive upside, according to Saylor, who envisions $1 million coins within eight years and $20 million over two decades. Strategy, holding over $71 billion in Bitcoin, continues to buy regardless of price, with Saylor calling the past year the strongest in crypto’s history. Shares of Strategy (MSTR) closed at $275.36, down 3.26% but up 11% over the past year.

Traditional Banks Deepen Crypto Integration Through Innovative Services and Strategic Partnerships

Traditional Banks Deepen Crypto Integration Through Innovative Services and Strategic Partnerships

    




Traditional banks are increasingly embracing cryptocurrency, signaling a shift in how global financial institutions approach blockchain technology. JPMorgan Chase has rolled out JPM Coin for institutional payments and offers crypto-friendly banking services. Its blockchain arm, Onyx, is testing real-time transaction solutions. Goldman Sachs has launched a crypto trading desk focused on Bitcoin and Ethereum, expanding access to digital assets. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley provides its wealth management clients with exposure to Bitcoin investment funds. These developments reflect a growing trend among traditional banks to integrate crypto services, positioning themselves for the future of finance.

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