2026-01-18 02:50:27

A fresh benchmark survey from Bitwise and VettaFi reveals something interesting: the majority of financial advisors are getting bullish on Bitcoin. Out of the respondents surveyed, 58% are betting that Bitcoin will trade somewhere in the $110,001 to $199,000 range over the next year.

This isn't just random speculation—it reflects how traditional finance professionals are increasingly factoring crypto assets into their outlook. The data shows a meaningful shift in institutional sentiment toward Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class.

What's particularly telling is the specificity of the price band. Rather than vague "moon" predictions, advisors are laying out concrete targets, suggesting they've done the math on adoption curves, macro trends, and on-chain fundamentals. Whether these predictions hold depends on market conditions, regulatory moves, and broader economic factors—but the consensus among this group is unmistakably bullish for the next twelve months.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 10h ago

58% of advisors are optimistic about Bitcoin, this number is quite interesting Is traditional finance finally waking up? Or just following the trend 110k-199k within a year, sounds like a target price for new retail investors Has institutional entry really changed anything? I remain skeptical Is this serious or just another round of harvesting retail investors? I don't quite believe it

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RumbleValidator

· 10h ago

58% of advisors are bullish, and this data alone is worth scrutinizing in detail — have they actually verified it with on-chain data, or are they just following the consensus of institutional trends?

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ZKSherlock

· 10h ago

actually... 58% betting on that price range is kinda sus ngl. like, did they factor in the trust assumptions around macro data? or are we just doing the same adoption curve copium as always lmaooo

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AllInAlice

· 10h ago

110k to 199k? The older sisters have believed it for a long time. Only now, looking at the data, do I realize I am late to the game.

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GamefiHarvester

· 11h ago

Well, the big players in traditional finance are starting to place bets too. The 58% ratio is indeed quite interesting. But honestly, the range from 110,000 to 190,000... this prediction is almost the same as no prediction at all, such a wide span. Have institutions really thought it through, or are they just going to cut again? 58% sounds impressive, but what about the remaining 42%? What do they think? It’s definitely going to be another feast of cutting leeks. I'll just wait and see. Traditional finance has finally come to bottom fish, a year late. This ratio is so meticulously crafted. Does anyone really believe it? Let's wait and see the capital flow on the exchanges; words are the most deceptive.

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