- Bitcoin holds near $95K after a 10% weekly gain, aiming for $150K amid growing confidence.
- Global M2 money supply hits record highs, boosting institutional demand for Bitcoin.
- Experts forecast BTC reaching $150K–$180K, fueled by macro trends and increased liquidity.
Bitcoin (BTC) continued its positive trend as April closed, reinforcing confidence among market observers. Following strong gains in the last week, BTC is positioned for further growth, supported by macroeconomic factors. The ongoing expansion of global M2 money supply to new record highs is seen as a key catalyst for Bitcoin moving toward $150,000 this cycle.
Bitcoin Holds Near $95,000 as Traders Await Key Data
According to analysis prepared by market researchers, Bitcoin closed the previous weekly candle with a 10% gain. The start of the new week also remained green, despite a minor pullback to $92,000.
Popular trader Daan Crypto on X noted, “BTC opened up with a small gap above. Previous weekly candle closed with a nice +10% gain, and this week started off green.”
Bitcoin’s price currently trades close to important support zones, with traders watching levels around $91,850, which matches the 50-period exponential moving average on 4-hour charts. Data shows that short-term holders are now back in profit, adding stability at current levels. If this strength continues, the next major target remains the $150,000 mark.
Institutional Demand Rises as M2 Supply Hits New High
According to an observation by financial analysts, the global M2 money supply has reached an all-time high. Accurate data, despite confusion around Indian figures, confirm that liquidity levels are surging worldwide.
With greater liquidity available, institutional investors are increasing their Bitcoin allocations. Recent surveys show more than 75% of institutions plan to boost digital asset holdings during 2025.
Market expert Dan Tapiero predicts BTC will reach $180,000 before summer 2026, supported by fiscal trends and growing liquidity. Even if the M2 supply remains stable, forecasts indicate Bitcoin is set to surpass $150,000 during the ongoing cycle.
