JPMorgan’s Bold Bitcoin Call: “Too Low” at Current Prices, $126K Target in Sight for 2025

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In a striking new analysis, banking giant JPMorgan has declared the current Bitcoin price “too low” and set a year-end fair value target of $126,000.

The prediction, led by managing director Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, hinges on a fundamental shift in the cryptocurrency’s market behavior: its volatility has collapsed to historic lows.

This newfound stability, with volatility falling from 60% to 30% in 2025, is drawing direct comparisons to gold and is primarily driven by a seismic shift in ownership.

Corporate treasuries now hold over 6% of all Bitcoin, effectively performing a “quantitative easing” on the market by moving vast amounts of supply into passive, long-term holdings.

“This dynamic is very similar to the impact of QE on bond volatility post-2008,” the analysts noted.

Further reinforcing this trend is Bitcoin’s growing presence in the traditional financial system. The inclusion of companies like MicroStrategy in major stock indices is funneling passive institutional capital into the crypto asset.