- $113 billion VanEck says Bitcoin will rise to $180,000 by the end of 2025.
- This ignited bullish sentiment for the recovering crypto market.
- BTC price is expected to go through a correction in September before new ATHs arrive.
The reputed $113 billion VanEck says Bitcoin will rise to $180,000 by the end of 2025. In detail, this ETF and mutual fund manager, VanEck, is a privately owned and operated company, headquartered in New York City, USA. The company, much like other popular financial institutions, has been heavily accumulating the pioneer crypto asset, Bitcoin (BTC), during this bull cycle.
$113 Billion VanEck Says Bitcoin Will Rise to $180,000
VanEck, a global investment management company and New York-based firm, is primarily known for issuing exchange-traded fund (ETF) products. Thus, the entity, like many other renowned financial institutions, has been heavily and aggressively accumulating Bitcoin (BTC) this bull cycle to meet the growing BTC ETF demands. VanEck, BlackRock, Fidelity, and many other reputable companies are in a race to accumulate the most BTC.
To highlight, Bitcoin and etehreum both received ETF approvals early this bull cycle, igniting bullish sentiment for the crypto market. The success of BTC and ETH ETFs has led to a massive BTC and ETH accumulation race, leading to several entities buying both assets in bulk, continuously to meet growing ETF demand. The success of BTC and ETH ETFs has also led to entities applying for altcoin ETF approvals.
Presently, approvals for NEAR, SOL, DOGE, ADA, XRP, and several other ETF filings are still pending. Perhaps these approvals will ignite another race in the financial sectors and contribute to greater ATH prices for all crypto assets. As we can see from the post above, the $113 billion asset management company, VanEck says they still believe that the price of Bitcoin (BTC) will rise to $180,000 by the end of the year.
VanEck’s Bitcoin (BTC) Outlook
The post also goes on to share an image highlighting VanEck’s exposure to bitcoin and how it may have positions in bitcoin mining stocks. The image also shares three key takeaways for mid-July to mid-August. Firstly, it talks about how Bitcoin (BTC) hit new ATHs, with the highest being the $124,000 price range before rebounding to $124,000 as CME basis hit yearly highs. Despite this VanEck maintains its $180,000 year-end BTC target.
Secondly, the image talks about the Bitcoin Miners Split where APLD jumped; most lagged even as U.S. miners’ share of global hashrate hit 31.5%. Finally, it talks about how Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) mNAVS fell. In detail, low volatility curbed financing and growth, leading to an intriguing market performance.
Specifically, in early August, Bitcoin (BTC) slid to $112,000 with 92% of on-chain holdings still in profit, before rebounding to $124,000 on August 13 to notch a new ATH above July’s $123,838 ATH record. CME basis funding rates surged to 9%, the highest since February 2025, reflecting renewed speculative appetite. Exchange-traded products (ETPs) and Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) purchases added over 54,000 BTC and 72,000 BTC, respectively, in July.
