A recent analysis by JPMorgan suggests that there has been a slowdown in institutional investments in Bitcoin, as indicated by a decline in the Bitcoin and Ethereum futures markets on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). The inversion of futures prices and spot prices suggests a lack of immediate bullish catalysts and a weakening demand. Additionally, the absence of supportive policies or regulatory reforms from the new Trump administration in the US has dampened the euphoria surrounding crypto-positive developments. There are suspicions of market suppression and price manipulation by large market participants, which may be hindering Bitcoin's upward momentum. Currently trading at $96,180, Bitcoin may continue consolidating around $100,000 in the short term until the second half of 2025. However, long-term price targets for Bitcoin range from $150,000 to $2 million, according to analysts.



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