Unlike most currencies, Bitcoin does not rely on specific currency institutions to issue. It is generated through a large number of calculations based on specific algorithms. The Bitcoin economy uses a distributed database composed of many nodes in the entire B2B network to confirm and record all transaction behaviors. And use the design of cryptography to ensure the security of all aspects of currency circulation.
Some institutions believe Bitcoin will continue its upward trend in 2026, primarily based on:
1.Continued Institutional Fund Inflows: Wall Street investment bank Bernstein predicts a Bitcoin target price of $150,000, believing that supply tightening after the halving and ETF inflows will drive a slow bull market.
2.Improved Macroeconomic Environment: If global interest rate cuts and liquidity easing (such as the Fed’s policies) occur, Bitcoin, as an inflation hedge, could benefit. Standard Chartered Bank, even after lowering its forecast, remains bullish on Bitcoin to $150,000.
3.Technical Breakout Signals: Traders have observed a “bear trap” pattern. A break above the $90,000 resistance level could trigger a new round of gains to $100,000–$200,000.