Bitcoin Aiming For $150,000 As Global Liquidity Rises Boosting Institutional Demand

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Bitcoin continues its positive trend as April closes, reinforcing the confidence of market observers. After significant rises last week, BTC is positioning for further growth, supported by macroeconomic factors. The continuous expansion of the global M2 money supply to new record highs is seen as the main catalyst for Bitcoin to reach $150,000 in this cycle. Bitcoin Holds Near $95,000 As Traders Await Important Data According to the analysis prepared by market researchers, Bitcoin closed the previous week with a rise of 10%. The new week also continues to maintain the green color, although there is a slight drop to 92,000 dollars. Famous trader Daan Crypto on X noted, "BTC opened with a small gap up. Last week's candle closed with a beautiful +10% increase and this week starts with green."

Bitcoin is currently trading near important support levels, with traders watching levels around $91,850, coinciding with the 50-period exponential moving average on the 4-hour chart. Data shows that short-term holders are now back in profit, adding further stability at the current level. If this strength continues, the next main target remains the $150,000 mark. The Demand of Organizations Increases as M2 Supply Reaches a New High According to observations by financial analysts, the global M2 money supply has reached an all-time high. Accurate data, despite some confusion regarding India’s figures, confirms that liquidity is surging worldwide.

With higher liquidity, institutional investors are increasing their allocation of Bitcoin. Recent surveys show that over 75% of institutions plan to increase their holdings of digital assets in 2025. Market expert Dan Tapiero predicts BTC will reach $180,000 before the summer of 2026, supported by the ongoing trend of financial and increasing liquidity. Even with M2 supply remaining stable, forecasts indicate that Bitcoin will surpass $150,000 during the ongoing cycle.

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