According to a report from Cryptonews on April 19, Deep Tide TechFlow news, renowned macroeconomist Lyn Alden stated in an interview with Coin Stories that despite the impact of tariff policies, Bitcoin is still expected to break through the current price level of about $85,000 by the end of 2025.
Alden pointed out that if a crisis occurs in the U.S. bond market, prompting the Federal Reserve to implement quantitative easing or yield curve control, a significant increase in liquidity could drive Bitcoin to reach higher targets. She believes that there is still a “great opportunity” for Bitcoin to break through $100,000 in 2025.
In her research report from September last year, Alden described Bitcoin as “a global liquidity barometer,” pointing out that over any 12-month period, the price movements of Bitcoin are highly correlated with the performance of the global M2 money supply. She also stated that if a situation similar to the dollar weakening cycle from 2003 to 2007 occurs, Bitcoin could perform well even if the U.S. stock market performs mediocrely.
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