Matt Hougan expects lower volatility, increased portfolio allocations and ETF flows, central bank involvement and a $250,000 price target.
With Bitcoin’s fourth halving out of the way, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan has made five predictions ahead of the next one, estimated for April 2028.
Hougan said ETFs attract diverse investors like financial advisors and institutions to the bitcoin market. Such entities are more likely than retail investors to rebalance their portfolios and to make steady “drip” investments into the market, introducing countercyclical flows that could dampen volatility, he explained.
The Bitwise CEO also made the bold claim that central banks will begin allocating to bitcoin this halving cycle. He noted that central banks hold around 20% of all the world’s gold, adding 2,000 tonnes over the past two years alone .
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