In accordance with Chainthink, on December 27, Galaxy Research Head Alex Thorn stated on X that for Bitcoin to achieve a positive return in 2025, its price must close above $93,389 on the last day of the year. Despite currently low investor sentiment, some portfolio managers may reassess Bitcoin in January 2026. Bitcoin has seen many positive developments in 2025, which have become the norm. Although its year-end performance has been flat, U.S. Bitcoin ETPs have remained stable, with inflows dropping only 9% from their October high of $62 billion, highlighting the asset class's growing maturity. Galaxy believes it is only a matter of time before Bitcoin emulates gold as a hedge against currency devaluation, potentially driven by large asset allocators and central banks.
Galaxy Research Head: Bitcoin Could Follow Gold as Inflation Hedge, U.S. ETPs Remain Stable
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Bitcoin news: Galaxy Research Head Alex Thorn said on X that for Bitcoin to post a positive return in 2025, it must close above $93,389 by year-end. Despite weak sentiment, some managers may revisit Bitcoin in early 2026. Bitcoin analysis shows 2025 brought many positives now seen as normal. Year-end returns were flat, but U.S. Bitcoin ETPs stayed stable, with inflows down just 9% from October’s $62 billion peak. Galaxy sees Bitcoin eventually acting like gold as a devaluation hedge, possibly led by big allocators and central banks.
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