"Bitcoin ( ) enters the final stretch of the decade with its biggest question yet: can BTC climb to the $500K-$1M range as adoption deepens and supply tightens? The past six months show how quickly momentum can shift, but the long-term picture depends on forces far bigger than short-term price swings. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, sovereign interest, institutional demand, and the 2028 halving are all converging at once. Bitcoin's path to 2030 rides on how these drivers interact over the next five years."
"BTC started the period near $107,135 in June, pushed to a record $126,000 in early October, then slipped and now trades around . That's a 16.7% slide from June and a deeper 26.3% correction from the October peak. The pattern tells the story. Early strength gave way to a sharp reversal, followed by months of selling pressure through late fall."
"s have rewritten Bitcoin's demand profile. Capital from pensions, advisors, and sovereign reserves now enters through regulated channels and stays in rotation. US spot Bitcoin ETF assets peaked at $169 billion in October 2025 before settling at $120 billion by December, while total crypto ETF assets globally approach $180 billion. By 2030, global ETF demand could exceed $500-$800 billion. This steady allocation cycle absorbs supply regardless of short-term sentiment,"
Bitcoin experienced a rapid rise from roughly $107,135 in June to a $126,000 peak in October, followed by a correction and consolidation in the $86K–$92K range in December. Short-term momentum shifted, but structural factors will determine long-term value. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, sovereign interest, institutional allocation, and the 2028 halving are converging to tighten supply and increase demand. US spot Bitcoin ETF assets peaked at $169 billion in October 2025 and settled at $120 billion by December, with global crypto ETF assets near $180 billion. Global ETF demand could reach $500–$800 billion by 2030, absorbing supply regardless of short-term sentiment.
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