
Deutsche Bank: Bitcoin’s Elevated Price Levels in 2025 Backed by Pro-Crypto U.S. Policies
Bitcoin (BTC) is expected to maintain strong price performance throughout 2025, driven by favorable U.S. policies, increasing institutional interest, and supportive economic conditions, according to a report released Wednesday by Deutsche Bank (DB).
The report highlights the importance of President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance, which has provided a foundation for the ongoing market rally. “Sustained presidential support is a critical factor for the continuation of the ‘golden era’ of crypto,” wrote Marion Laboure, Deutsche Bank’s lead analyst.
Although no executive orders regarding cryptocurrency have been signed by President Trump so far, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s announcement to create a regulatory framework for digital assets marks a pivotal moment for the industry.
The report also noted the appointment of Paul Atkins as SEC chair, signaling a potential pivot toward more innovation-friendly regulatory approaches. This could encourage greater adoption and development in the crypto space, according to Deutsche Bank.
On a global scale, the implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation in the European Union has added legitimacy and security to Europe’s crypto markets, creating a more stable environment for investors.
Deutsche Bank further emphasized growing speculation about a potential U.S. Bitcoin reserve, a development that could be disclosed in early 2025. Such a move would bolster Bitcoin’s global standing and attract additional institutional interest, adding to the momentum behind its price stability.
“With a favorable political climate and increasing clarity in both the U.S. and European regulatory landscapes, Bitcoin is well-positioned to sustain its elevated price levels and remain a key player in the global financial system,” the report concluded.
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