“1% of Global Capital Being Invested in Bitcoin Would See a Price of About $275,000,” Market Expert Reveals

Matt Crosby, research director at Look Into Bitcoin, said in a recent interview that Bitcoin represents about 0.3% of global capital and that a 1% allocation would push its price to around $275,000. He said regaining the previous all-time high would require about $134,000 rather than $126,000 because of U.S. dollar debasement. Crosby noted Bitcoin remains a small fraction of the gold market, which moved $20 trillion in its most recent bull run, and said even a modest rotation from gold could affect Bitcoin’s price. He framed $275,000 as the lower end of a range recommended by large allocators such as BlackRock and cited corporate treasuries and sovereign interest, including El Salvador’s example, as potential inflows.