... Bitcoin to rise to $180–200,000, with Ethereum reaching $5–7,000 in the near future, based on the limited supply of BTC, the expansion of blockchain applications, and the emergence of clear "rules of the game" for the industry. However, risks persist. The cryptocurrency market remains volatile: sharp price downturns are common after rapid surges (as highlighted by the recent correction in early August). The legal environment remains unfavorable in several countries — with strict restrictions or discussions ...

... leading crypto assets—up to $200,000 for BTC and $5,000–7,000 for ETH in the long term—citing limited Bitcoin supply, expanding use of blockchain technologies across various sectors, and the emergence of clear regulatory rules. At the same time, risks persist. The cryptocurrency market continues to be characterized by high volatility: after periods of rapid growth, sharp price declines are not uncommon. The regulatory environment, albeit improving in key countries, is far from uniform—strict restrictions are ...

... Union, the pan-European MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulation has come into force, introducing uniform requirements for crypto business and stablecoin issuance across all EU countries. The implementation of MiCA is expected to reduce regulatory risks for companies and make the European cryptocurrency market more transparent and secure – the process of licensing the first crypto exchanges under the new rules has already begun. In Asia, several countries (Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.) are competing for the status of regional crypto hubs,...

... some analysts expect Bitcoin to rise to $180,000–200,000, and Ethereum to $5,000–7,000 in the foreseeable future, based on Bitcoin's limited supply, expanding use cases for blockchain, and the emergence of clear rules for the industry. However, risks remain. The cryptocurrency market is still volatile: sharp price corrections are common following surges. The regulatory environment remains unfavorable in several countries — some have strict restrictions or are discussing new bans on cryptocurrency operations....

... market. In Asia, several countries, including Hong Kong and Singapore, are competing to become regional crypto hubs by introducing special regulatory regimes to attract companies. Overall, the global trend shows that governments are striving to integrate cryptocurrencies into the existing financial system through clear rules, which will likely reduce legal risks for investors and major market players. Institutional Investments Hit Record Highs Institutional investors are increasing their presence in digital assets at unprecedented rates. According to the latest report from CoinShares, from the beginning ...