Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has predicted that Bitcoin could reach $250,000 by the end of 2025. He points to growing interest from major tech firms and supportive shifts in U.S. policy as key drivers.
Bitcoin managed to regain the $81,000 mark following a period of dip that emerged due to U.S.-China trade tensions. A market recovery occurred after President Donald Trump decided to lower tariffs to 10 percent for three months; the policy change produced clear market conditions alongside strengthened investor belief in the market.
Hoskinson estimates that the upcoming major Bitcoin rally will begin after large technology firms such as Apple and Microsoft show increasing involvement in Bitcoin. According to a CNBC podcast, Beyond the Valley, the expert predicted that more companies would adopt digital assets since businesses and consumers were becoming more accepted.
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According to his assessment, these tech companies entering the market would enhance Bitcoin demand while heightening its visibility to the public. Hoskinson agrees that Bitcoin will experience faster growth if money markets become favorable during the upcoming year.
He pointed out that a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve might bring an influx of capital into crypto markets. Lower rates make money cheaper and more available for investors looking for higher returns in alternative assets like Bitcoin.
Regulatory Developments and Stablecoin Adoption Strengthen Outlook
Hoskinson also identified regulatory clarity as a key factor behind his bullish outlook. He highlighted two bills currently under consideration in Congress that focus on stablecoins and overall digital asset market structure.
The passing of legislative measures would both decrease market doubt and open the door for additional institutional participation. Hoskinson suggested that stablecoin regulation development would lead large technology firms to utilize these digital assets for worldwide salary payment methods and quick financial transactions.
According to him, geopolitical tensions and traditional financial systems face growing instability, which decreases the reliability of cross-border transactions. He explained that unstable global conditions make cryptocurrencies emerge as a better substitute for international trade transactions.
Hoskinson expects the crypto market to remain steady over the next few months. However, he believes institutional interest and clear regulations will drive momentum by the end of summer.
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