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Bernstein: Possible sources of funding for crypto reserves include revaluing and reallocating gold reserves, issuing government bonds, etc

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, analysts from research and brokerage firm Bernstein pointed out that President Trump's statements regarding cryptocurrency reserves have evolved from "Bitcoin as a national reserve" during the campaign to "national digital asset reserves," and recently to "cryptocurrency strategic reserves." Analyst Gautam Chhugani stated in a client report released on Monday: "It is currently unclear whether a strategic reserve can be created solely through a presidential executive order. If it involves the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, specific legislation would be required from Congress."While there are views that the U.S. Treasury's Exchange Stabilization Fund could be used to purchase cryptocurrencies without the need for immediate congressional approval, the fund's primary responsibilities are managing foreign exchange and maintaining financial stability, and using it for crypto reserves may face legal and political challenges. If crypto reserves are approved by Congress, Bernstein analysts proposed several potential sources of funding, including re-evaluating and reallocating gold reserves, issuing government bonds, reallocating Federal Reserve balance sheet funds, or collaborating with U.S. institutional asset managers.Regarding asset allocation methods, analysts suggested a market-cap weighted distribution: 75% allocated to Bitcoin, 11% to Ethereum, 4% to Solana, and the remaining 10% to other assets. Bernstein analysts believe: "A realistic path may be for the U.S. government to persuade Congress to accept Bitcoin as a new form of digital gold/global store of value and to conduct a gold re-evaluation/gold reserve reallocation."

Bernstein: The crypto industry enters the "infinite era," with a Bitcoin price target of $200,000 by 2025

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Bernstein analysts have released ten predictions for the cryptocurrency industry in 2025, reaffirming a Bitcoin price target of $200,000, and noting that the stablecoin market size will exceed $50 billion. The net inflow of funds into spot Bitcoin ETFs will surpass $70 billion, and the integration of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence will deepen further.Bernstein refers to 2025 as the beginning of the "Era of Infinity," believing it to be a "long-term period in which cryptocurrency technology continues to evolve and gain widespread acceptance." Analyst Gautam Chhugani stated that the cryptocurrency industry will gradually detach from cyclical fluctuations, integrating into the financial system and becoming an important part of the intelligent era. The report predicts that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs will attract over $70 billion in net inflows, with institutional adoption rates rising rapidly, and the proportion of ETF investments held will increase from 22% in 2024 to 40%. Meanwhile, the capital expansion plans of MicroStrategy and Bitcoin miners will drive corporate financial adoption to reach $50 billion by 2025. Additionally, Bernstein expects the fusion of AI and the cryptocurrency industry to give rise to innovative fields such as decentralized AI blockchains, AI-integrated cryptocurrency wallets, and "human verification" based validation services; Bitcoin miners will also increasingly turn to AI to optimize business models and attract a broader range of institutional investors.
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