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Wall Street giant says Bitcoin to $200,000 is ‘highest conviction’ for this cycle

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Wall Street brokerage Bernstein has projected that Bitcoin (BTC) could climb as high as $200,000 in the current market cycle, calling it the firm’s strongest conviction bet on digital assets. Analysts Gautam Chhugani and Mahika Sapra forecast the cryptocurrency rising to a range of $150,000 to $200,000 within the next year. Such an outlook implies an 82% rally from Bitcoin’s current price of about $115,547. Bitcoin seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold Additionally, they expect the bull market to extend through 2026, with a possible peak in 2027, supported by regulatory clarity, institutional adoption, and government backing. “Our highest conviction view remains Bitcoin at $200k this cycle. <…> We expect a long crypto bull market, continuing the surge into 2026 and potentially peaking in 2027,” the analyst said.  Unlike past rallies tied mainly to Bitcoin’s halving cycles, Bernstein described the current uptrend ...

BlackRock and Fidelity just scooped up over half a billion dollars in Bitcoin

Institutional accumulation of Bitcoin (BTC) continues at full throttle.  On June 25, blockchain data flagged by Arkham Intelligence revealed that BlackRock and Fidelity collectively acquired more than $521 million worth of BTC in a single day. According to the transfer logs, BlackRock’s IBIT ETF address received 4,130 BTC, valued at approximately $436.3 million at the time of transfer, with the purchase coming from Coinbase Prime’s institutional custody, signaling a high-confidence allocation into BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF structure. BlackRock is buying Bitcoin Fidelity is buying Bitcoin Grayscale is buying Bitcoin What do you think happens next? pic.twitter.com/D8Q2p5YIkG — Arkham (@arkham) June 24, 2025 Fidelity wasn’t far behind, snapping up 805 BTC worth $85.2 million, with two separate transfers of 74.5 BTC and 394.27 BTC routed to its FBTC ETF address. Both were executed within hours of each other, pointing to methodical layering of exposure. ...