deVere Group CEO insists on $150,000 price prediction for Bitcoin in 2025

Earlier today, Bitcoin shattered records, soaring past $124,000 and eclipsing its July peak. The rally, fuelled by institutional buying, corporate treasury adoption, U.S. policy support, and sovereign-level gains, has the crypto market buzzing.

Nigel Green, CEO of global financial advisory giant deVere Group, is doubling down on his bold forecast: Bitcoin could hit $150,000 by the end of 2025. With the world’s largest cryptocurrency up 31% year-to-date and 60% from April’s lows, the momentum is undeniable. 

BTC’s surge is no accident. Multiple forces are converging to drive its price to new heights. Institutional investors are pouring funds into U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) at record levels. BlackRock’s IBIT ETF saw a staggering $3.7 billion in trading volume in a single day, while Fidelity’s FBTC recorded over $500 million. These figures reflect a growing appetite among institutional players for Bitcoin exposure.

Corporate treasuries are also jumping in. Michael Saylor’s Strategy, a firm heavily invested in Bitcoin, reported its BTC reserves are now valued at $77.2 billion, up $35 billion from last year’s peak. 

This trend of companies allocating significant portions of their balance sheets to Bitcoin signals a shift in how corporations view the asset. No longer just a speculative play, BTC is becoming a strategic reserve asset.

Nigel Green emphasises the systemic nature of this shift. “We’re seeing multiple, powerful forces converging to push Bitcoin to new highs,” he says. 

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“Institutional capital is pouring in through spot ETFs at record volumes. Public companies are treating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. The White House is actively supporting the asset class. Nation-states are already in profit on their Bitcoin positions.”

Bitcoin’s sovereign adoption and policy support

El Salvador’s BTC experiment is paying off. The country’s $300.5 million investment in the asset is now worth over $768 million, yielding unrealised profits of $468 million. This success underscores the potential for sovereign adoption to generate significant returns, inspiring other nations to consider similar moves.

In the U.S., President Donald Trump’s administration is paving the way for broader crypto adoption. Last week, Trump signed an executive order directing the Labour Department to explore allowing 401(k) plans to hold cryptocurrencies. This move could open the floodgates for retail investors, significantly boosting Bitcoin’s accessibility. 

The administration’s appointment of a pro-crypto SEC chair further signals a shift toward regulatory clarity, boosting investor confidence.

Green highlights the impact of these developments. “Washington is shifting from resistance to integration,” he notes. “This is why we are currently maintaining our $150,000 target for year-end.”

Also, the digital gold’s fixed supply of 21 million coins remains a key driver of its price surge. As demand from institutional, corporate, and sovereign buyers grows, the limited supply creates upward pressure on prices. 

Green explains, “The scarcity factor is now being amplified by unprecedented demand from entities that buy in size and hold for the long term.”

This dynamic is evident in the market’s reaction to recent milestones. BTC’s climb past $100,000 triggered a wave of investor FOMO (fear of missing out), drawing in both retail and institutional capital. Green describes this as a “snowball effect”, where new highs attract more buyers, pushing prices even higher.

Macro tailwinds and market resilience

The broader macroeconomic environment is also supporting the coin’s rise. Persistent inflation and geopolitical uncertainty are driving investors toward alternative assets. With traditional investments struggling to keep pace, Bitcoin’s decentralised nature and limited supply make it an attractive store of value. Green notes, “Stubborn inflation and rising geopolitical uncertainty are reinforcing Bitcoin’s case as a safe-haven asset.”

Expectations of looser monetary policy further enhance its appeal. As central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, consider rate cuts, investors are seeking assets that can hedge against currency devaluation. Green suggests BTC could outperform traditional safe-haven assets like gold in this environment.

Despite the bullish outlook, Green cautions that volatility is inevitable. “There will be periods of profit-taking,” he says. “But these corrections are part of a healthy market cycle and pave the way for stronger, sustained growth.”

Green believes BTC is on the cusp of a transformative period. “President Trump’s return to the White House could signal the Golden Age for crypto,” he asserts. Proposed policies, such as a national Bitcoin reserve and a crypto council of top advisors, could further accelerate institutional adoption.

The deVere CEO’s confidence is rooted in Bitcoin’s growing integration into the global financial system. 

“The blend of institutional adoption, corporate strategy, supportive U.S. policy, and sovereign participation is unprecedented,” Green says. “We believe Bitcoin will continue to climb and could reach $150,000 by year-end.”