Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says trillions in institutional money will flow into Bitcoin over the next decade, with a 1% shift from $100-$200 trillion global assets potentially unlocking massive
Hougan anticipates this capital will come from financial advisers, family offices, pension plans, sovereign wealth funds, and other large institutional pools. He notes that a 1% allocation to Bitcoin from these institutions' total assets, which he estimates at $100 trillion to $200 trillion globally, would be sufficient to support his long-term price targets. His forecast for Bitcoin to reach $1.3 million by 2035 is based on it capturing a 25% share of an expanding store-of-value market, similar to gold's growth since 2004.
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