Bitcoin demand is set to rise significantly in the coming years, driven by diverse investors, including publicly listed companies, sovereign wealth funds, and ETFs. Bitwise forecasts inflows could reach $120 billion by 2025 and $300 billion by 2026. Notably, spot Bitcoin ETFs have already surpassed gold ETFs, achieving $36.2 billion in net inflows in 2024, and are projected to see annual inflows of $100 billion by 2027. Public companies currently hold about $125 billion in Bitcoin, while sovereign nations hold approximately 529,705 BTC. In various scenarios assessed by Bitwise, if nation-states reallocated a small percentage of gold reserves to Bitcoin, inflows could exceed $426 billion. Bitcoin has gained traction as a reserve asset, viewed as a hedge against inflation as nearly 94.6% of its supply is already mined. Overall, growing institutional interest signals a strong long-term outlook for Bitcoin's value.

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