2026-01-12 14:49:59

A major global financial institution just raised eyebrows with a bold Bitcoin price projection—they're banking on BTC potentially reaching $189,000 by 2026. The forecast isn't pulled out of thin air either; it's grounded in what they're seeing as accelerating long-term adoption trends in the crypto space.

What's particularly noteworthy here is the broader signal it sends. When traditional finance heavyweights start publicly backing cryptocurrency with concrete price targets, it reflects shifting sentiment within institutional circles. They're increasingly viewing digital assets not as speculative fringe bets, but as legitimate components of modern financial infrastructure.

The $189K target effectively highlights how mainstream finance is recalibrating its stance on Bitcoin's role in institutional portfolios. Whether this forecast pans out or not, the message is clear: crypto has moved beyond the "fad" narrative into serious institutional consideration.

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-15 10:42

18,900 dollars? LOL, these traditional finance folks are finally starting to catch on. Given the current acceleration of the crypto ecosystem, this is a conservative estimate. The old institutions are only now coming to the platform; we've already gone all in a long time ago, alright? 189k simply can't hold up; let's wait and see what they say in the second half of the year. This is what is called "the system will eventually bow to reality," history is being rewritten. 2026 is too far away, brother. I'm only concerned about whether we can double our investment next year. Traditional finance is finally beginning to respect our ecosystem, and it feels pretty good.

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ApyWhisperer

· 01-15 05:37

189k? I see, traditional finance has finally remembered us. Why didn't they do it earlier?

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PanicSeller

· 01-14 16:19

189K? Laughing out loud, two years ago someone also called for 200K, and now... traditional finance is starting to follow suit.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-13 13:35

189k? Bro, that number sounds ridiculous. Is traditional finance starting to hype things up now?

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 01-12 15:17

189k? Ha, another institution talking big, and it'll be a mess again then. --- Traditional finance finally can't hold back anymore. Are they really going to jump on the bandwagon this time? --- Bitcoin is becoming part of the pension fund, now it's my parents asking me how I invested. --- Institutional endorsement is just that—an endorsement, but they're still waiting for retail investors to take the bait. --- 2026... by then, who knows where I'll be cut again. --- Just listen, these predictions change every year. --- Basically, they want to pump the price so they can dump it. --- Finally, Wall Street is starting to use the same tactics in the crypto world. --- 189k is indeed tempting, but the key question is: dare to go all in before the end of 2024?

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-12 15:11

According to the data, the predicted value of 189K is actually quite conservative — the specific analysis is as follows: First, the TVL growth data for institutional entry is already available; second, the historical curve of on-chain adoption rate indicates that we have just reached the midpoint of the S-curve. It is worth noting that such predictions are essentially traditional finance endorsing its own delayed awareness behavior.

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-12 15:04

189k? Traditional finance is sending us a signal, finally taking it seriously. It should have been like this a long time ago haha

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-12 14:53

NGL, traditional finance folks have finally woken up. 189k is actually quite conservative. Not to mention, I think it could break even earlier than 2026.

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