Bitcoin recently hit a new all-time-high after it rose nearly 3.5% to $111,880. Bitcoin’s market cap is now approaching $2.2 trillion, surpassing Amazon. Amid these exciting times, Binance former CEO Changpeng Zhao was quick to react to Bitcoin’s all-time high.
According to him, investors who sold their tokens when the price was $77,000, missed out on big profits. He also had advice and suggested looking at long-term trends instead of getting caught up in short-term price changes. Investor Fred Krueger shared that once the $110,000 level is breached, there won’t be any blocking and it will be a smooth path straight to $150,000.
As Bitcoin broke past the $110,000 mark, spot ETFs recorded big gains. Investors poured in $608.99 million in new capital, pushing the total net asset value of all BTC spot ETFs to $129.02 billion as per data from SoSovalue.
The demand is not just from crypto funds or retail traders, as public companies are now looking at BTC as a treasury asset. The big institutions are fueling the Bitcoin rally and the trend may continue. May alone saw $3.6 billion net inflows in ETFs.
Exchange inflows have dropped 82% since November, while the liquidity is booming with USDT reserves at $46.9B. Unexpected moves like JPMorgan offering clients access to Bitcoin marks a major shift which could also push other big players to embrace crypto.
QCP traders shared that a breakout to further highs may spark fresh FOMO and bring retail investors back which will push the prices higher..
Ryan Lee from Bitget predicts Bitcoin could surge to $180,000 by year-end, driven by strong spot ETF inflows, slower supply after halving, and rising institutional adoption. He highlights Moody’s recent U.S. credit downgrade as a major catalyst, that has boosted Bitcoin and Ether’s appeal as safe havens against fiat risk.
Expert Benjamin Cowen points out that today is Bitcoin’s golden cross, a bullish signal where the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day moving average. It remains to be seen if this could push BTC to hit $113,000 next.
The Golden Cross is expected around May 22–23. Historically, this move often leads to a 10–15% pullback, even in strong bull markets.If Bitcoin dips but holds above $95K, then the uptrend will likely continue. But if it fails to break above $110K again by mid-June, then we could see a weaker Q3 and a possible retest of lower support levels.
Analyst Ali Martinez shared that Bitcoin is hitting new all-time highs and entering price discovery mode. He shared that the next key levels to watch are $116,000, $126,000, $136,000, and $148,000.
Bitcoin’s rally is driven by strong institutional demand via ETFs ($3.6B inflows in May), improved regulatory clarity (like the GENIUS Act), and macroeconomic factors making it a hedge against fiat risks.
Analysts offer various predictions for Bitcoin in 2025, with some, like Ryan Lee from Bitget, forecasting a surge to $180,000 by year-end. Others, such as Bernstein analysts, project around $200,000, and some even higher, citing strong institutional adoption and supply limitations.
With increased adoption, the price of Bitcoin could reach a height of $901,383.47 in 2030.
As per our latest BTC price analysis, Bitcoin could reach a maximum price of $13,532,059.98
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