Bitcoin Could Hit $100K Within a Year, Says VanEck’s Matthew Sigel
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The post Bitcoin Could Hit $100K Within a Year, Says VanEck’s Matthew Sigel appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Crypto isn’t exactly exciting right now. Prices are choppy, traders are cautious, and many are still waiting for another drop. But zoom out a bit, and a different picture starts to form. In a recent breakdown, Altcoin Daily points out that while charts look messy, adoption is quietly picking up pace. Surveys show both retail and institutional investors are planning to increase exposure. So even if price action feels slow, interest isn’t fading. $12 Trillion Giant About to Enter Crypto One of the most notable developments is Charles Schwab announcing plans to launch Bitcoin and Ethereum trading for its clients, potentially unlocking access to a massive new pool of capital. The move follows regulatory changes, including the rollback of restrictive accounting rules like SAB131, which made it difficult for banks to custody crypto assets. At the same time, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF is seeing $16–$18 billion in daily volume, nearly matching Binance. Institutional demand is clearly still active. Macro Pressure Might Flip the Script According to Matthew Sigel, global tensions and rising debt could push Bitcoin higher over time. He pointed out that a central bank has already added Bitcoin to its reserves, while institutions and retail investors continue to accumulate. “Bitcoin reaching $100,000 per coin again. At some point, the bill for this war will come due, and the fiscal and monetary largesse in G7 will become dominant again from a narrative perspective, and that’ll mark the turn in Bitcoin.” Sigel also provided a forward-looking price outlook, reinforcing bullish sentiment among institutional analysts: “I think $100,000 Bitcoin is totally reasonable within one year.” Bitcoin Holding Up Better Than Expected Even with war headlines and uncertainty, Bitcoin hasn’t collapsed. It’s down slightly…
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