Weaker Dollar, Institutional Inflows, and Policy Support Drive Bitcoin’s Unstoppable Momentum
NEW YORK/LONDON: (India CSR): Bitcoin surged past the $125,000 mark for the first time in history, signaling a new phase of global investor confidence in digital assets. Financial advisory giant deVere Group CEO Nigel Green has predicted that the world’s leading cryptocurrency will climb further to $150,000 before the end of 2025, supported by sustained institutional inflows, a softer U.S. dollar, and political backing from Washington.
Bitcoin Hits Historic Milestone
The flagship cryptocurrency jumped nearly 3% in Asian trading, touching $125,245 — its highest-ever level — before stabilizing above the $124,000 mark. The record-breaking rally extends a powerful upward run that began earlier this summer, buoyed by friendlier regulation, expanding exchange-traded fund (ETF) volumes, and a steady capital shift toward digital assets amid weakening traditional markets.
Nigel Green: “Bitcoin Is Now a Legitimate Macro Instrument”
Commenting on the surge, deVere Group CEO Nigel Green said Bitcoin’s growing dominance reflects a structural change in investor perception.
“Bitcoin is no longer a speculative corner of the market; it’s being treated as a legitimate macro instrument,” Green said. “Institutional capital, treasury allocations, and even sovereign interest are reshaping the market’s depth and maturity.”
He added that volatility in price should be viewed as a sign of healthy market discovery rather than instability, noting that each correction this year has found higher support levels, indicating conviction-led accumulation.
Weaker Dollar Adds Fuel to Bitcoin Rally
The latest surge comes amid renewed weakness in the U.S. dollar, which has dropped to multi-week lows against major currencies due to uncertainty around fiscal policy. Investors are increasingly viewing Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and fiscal instability.
“Every time the dollar softens or government data is delayed, the market is reminded of the value of decentralized, borderless assets,” said Green. “Bitcoin’s appeal strengthens when trust in central authority is questioned — and right now, that trust is under heavy strain.”
Bitcoin Price Surge and Year-End Projection by deVere CEO
Institutional Demand and Liquidations Boost Momentum
According to market data, 24-hour trading volumes exceeded $50 billion, with more than $200 million in short positions liquidated as bullish momentum drew fresh inflows. Despite occasional profit-taking, analysts say underlying demand remains robust.
Green emphasized that “volatility is a feature of price discovery, not a flaw,” underscoring that short-term fluctuations are normal in an expanding market.
Political Tailwinds Strengthen Crypto’s Position
A policy shift has also aided Bitcoin’s rise in Washington. President Donald Trump recently reaffirmed his commitment to keeping the U.S. a global hub for crypto and blockchain innovation, signaling regulatory clarity that has boosted institutional confidence.
“Policy matters,” said Green. “When the administration signals openness to innovation, it catalyzes institutional confidence. This policy tailwind is propelling Bitcoin into the mainstream of portfolio strategy.”
From Speculation to Integration
In recent months, Bitcoin has simultaneously mirrored risk-asset optimism and drawn capital as a safe-haven alternative to gold, broadening its investor base. Green believes this marks a new cycle of market maturity.
“The current cycle is defined by integration, not speculation,” he explained.
“Large asset managers, corporates, and even governments are incorporating Bitcoin into diversification and reserve management frameworks. That breadth of adoption gives this rally staying power.”
Outlook: $150,000 Within Reach
While some traders are locking in profits after the rally, Green expects retracements to be “shallow and short-lived.” He believes a combination of macroeconomic and political factors will sustain the uptrend.
“Digital assets are now integral to the global financial system,” he concluded.
“Bitcoin’s limited supply and increasing institutional integration make it an essential hedge in a world of mounting fiscal pressure and currency depreciation. If confidence continues, $150,000 looks increasingly inevitable.”
