Recently, an interesting viewpoint has been circulating in the community. A research team from a major asset management institution released a prediction for the 2026 crypto market, believing that the demand for store of value and the gradually improving policy framework are paving the way for the next bull run.
The reasons are actually easy to understand. Global government debt is rising, and there are no signs of improvement in fiscal deficits. More and more investors are beginning to worry about fiat currency devaluation, naturally turning their attention to assets like Bitcoin. This is a tangible market driving force.
More importantly, the policy aspect. Although the US cryptocurrency market structure bill failed to pass in 2025, the trend is clearly changing. Members of both parties are seriously pushing for the formulation of federal rules for digital assets. This shift in attitude suggests that by early 2026, such policies are expected to make substantial progress.
Based on these judgments, the institution predicts that the valuation of crypto assets will see a significant increase in 2026, and the previous "four-year cycle" is also about to come to an end. Their forecast is that Bitcoin is very likely to break its all-time high in the first half of this year. Of course, this is still an expectation; the market's actual direction will depend on real-world developments. But the optimistic attitude of such professional institutions is indeed worth paying attention to for market participants.
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OvertimeSquid
· 6h ago
Another new story, this time about institutions bullish on 2026? It sounds plausible, but the debt crisis narrative started last year.
Bitcoin hitting a new high? Ha, I'm more concerned about whether the policies can actually be implemented. The bipartisan cooperation... I'm a bit skeptical.
Better to wait for real signals and not get carried away by predictions.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 6h ago
Institutions are starting to spin stories again. We've heard this debt devaluation narrative countless times. The key still depends on whether the Federal Reserve buys into this or not.
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DAOplomacy
· 2025-12-31 06:53
honestly the "path dependency" argument here is doing a lot of heavy lifting, ngl. sure, institutional optimism is... theoretically bullish, but like... have we considered the rather non-trivial externalities of regulatory theater masquerading as stakeholder alignment? two parties making noises doesn't exactly resolve the governance primitives issue, tbh. but anyway, debt spiral go brrr i guess?
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TokenCreatorOP
· 2025-12-31 06:52
No matter how loud the hype, we have to wait for the market to speak. Will it hit a new high in the first half of 2026? Betting five bucks first.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 2025-12-31 06:52
Another prediction of a new round of retail investors being squeezed out, the four-year cycle should have been broken long ago, I've been bearish for a while
Institutions talk sweetly, but in the end, aren't we the ones who have to take the loss? The technicals haven't been confirmed at all
All-time high? Let's see how the MACD moves first, this position shows some warning signals now
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 2025-12-31 06:51
Here comes another prediction, this time from major institutions saying Bitcoin will hit a new high in the first half of the year... Alright, anyway, someone always claims to be certain every round.
The reasons are pretty much the same as what we heard last year—debt, devaluation, policies... When will these actually materialize? Let's wait and see.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 2025-12-31 06:31
Here we go again? I knew to be cautious when big institutions started to be bullish.
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DevChive
· 2025-12-31 06:26
Tired of the same old story about fiat currency devaluation, the real driving force behind a bull market is still institutions accumulating.
Recently, an interesting viewpoint has been circulating in the community. A research team from a major asset management institution released a prediction for the 2026 crypto market, believing that the demand for store of value and the gradually improving policy framework are paving the way for the next bull run.
The reasons are actually easy to understand. Global government debt is rising, and there are no signs of improvement in fiscal deficits. More and more investors are beginning to worry about fiat currency devaluation, naturally turning their attention to assets like Bitcoin. This is a tangible market driving force.
More importantly, the policy aspect. Although the US cryptocurrency market structure bill failed to pass in 2025, the trend is clearly changing. Members of both parties are seriously pushing for the formulation of federal rules for digital assets. This shift in attitude suggests that by early 2026, such policies are expected to make substantial progress.
Based on these judgments, the institution predicts that the valuation of crypto assets will see a significant increase in 2026, and the previous "four-year cycle" is also about to come to an end. Their forecast is that Bitcoin is very likely to break its all-time high in the first half of this year. Of course, this is still an expectation; the market's actual direction will depend on real-world developments. But the optimistic attitude of such professional institutions is indeed worth paying attention to for market participants.