Bitcoin's price is holding above $100,000, prompting Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer to suggest it may reclaim its position as a leading store-of-value asset. Notably, the Sharpe ratios of Bitcoin and gold are converging, indicating similar risk-adjusted returns. Bitcoin outperformed gold significantly in 2024, with ETF inflows driving its prices up, but 2025 has seen a decrease in these inflows, attributed to uncertainties in Federal Reserve and trade policies. Gold, benefiting from a stable environment, gained 30.33% while Bitcoin trailed at 3.84%. Predictions for Bitcoin's future prices range from $110,000 to as high as $444,000, with some analysts suggesting it has a 'decent chance' of surpassing $250,000 due to its non-sovereign asset nature. Recently, favorable U.S. policy changes have begun to draw steady inflows back into Bitcoin ETFs, alongside its strong performance metrics, positioning Bitcoin as a versatile asset poised for new highs in 2025.

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