Bitcoin Could Enter a Bull Cycle That Lasts 10 – 20 Years
Bitcoin Surpasses $100,000: Is the Bull Run Over or Just Beginning?
Bitcoin (BTC) hits $100,000 , marking a historic milestone that many investors have been waiting for.
However, experts believe this is just the beginning of a bigger wave as financial institutions start pouring capital into the cryptocurrency market.
The Rise of Institutional Capital
At the Consensus 2025 conference in Hong Kong, Jan3 CEO Samson Mow said that Bitcoin ETFs are paving the way for strong institutional capital flows into the crypto market .
Previously, the flow of money from traditional financial institutions (TradFi) into Bitcoin was limited by the complicated process on exchanges. But with the emergence of Bitcoin ETFs, this barrier has been removed.
Despite the record-breaking price of BTC, Mow noted that large investment funds such as sovereign wealth funds have yet to participate heavily . He said:
“The real capital has not yet flooded in. Right now, institutions are just ‘testing’ and investing a small portion of their huge capital.”
Bitcoin Demand Far Exceeds Supply
Blockstream CEO Adam Back agreed with Mow, noting that the flow of money from ETFs is many times larger than the amount of Bitcoin mined every day.
He also revealed that MicroStrategy and some large companies are buying double the amount of BTC mined daily , increasing buying pressure and pushing the value of this cryptocurrency up.
With the growing wave of institutional adoption, Bitcoin could enter a bull cycle that lasts 10 – 20 years , according to Mow.
Big money hasn't really poured in yet, but as sovereign wealth funds and large institutions get more involved, Bitcoin could see even more upside in the next decade.