But here’s something you don’t hear every day—a Wall Street veteran is making a pretty bold call about what’s coming for Bitcoin before the year wraps up. Jordi Visser, a macro analyst with deep roots in traditional finance, thinks major financial institutions are about to get a lot more serious about BTC.
Institutional Moves Expected Before Year-End
In a recent YouTube interview with Anthony Pompliano, Visser didn’t mince words. He said that between now and December, traditional finance players are going to increase their Bitcoin allocations for the coming year. “I think Bitcoin’s allocation number will go higher across portfolios,” Visser noted. He seemed pretty certain about it, too. “That is going to happen,” he added.
It’s interesting timing. This final quarter is the same period where plenty of traders are arguing about whether Bitcoin has already hit its peak for this cycle. Visser, though, seems to think the big money is just getting started.
Surveys and Numbers Back the Trend
This isn’t just one analyst’s hunch. A survey from Coinbase and EY-Parthenon back in March pointed in the same direction. It found that 83% of institutional investors planned to bump their crypto allocations in 2025. Then in May, Bitwise released a report predicting massive Bitcoin inflows—$120 billion by next year and $300 billion by 2026.
And the data’s already moving. US spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled in around $2.33 billion in net inflows over just the past five days. Since their launch in January, total inflows have reached nearly $57 billion. That’s not small change.
Beyond Bitcoin: The Broader Crypto Picture
Visser also touched on the charts. He admitted he’s usually hesitant to make price calls, but he said he “like[s] the way the charts are starting to play out.” He’s seeing what he calls “mini breakouts” across the crypto market from a technical perspective.
He pointed to Ethereum specifically. He wanted to see it break through $4,000—which it did. Now it’s been consolidating between that and $5,000, which he sees as a good sign. “All-time highs are up around 5,” he noted.
But for a real bull run, he thinks the whole ecosystem needs to lift. That means coins like Dogecoin and newer projects like Sui need to show strength too. It’s not just about one coin.
Meanwhile, corporate adoption isn’t slowing down. The number of public companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets has grown, with total holdings valued around $117 billion at press time. Maybe Visser’s on to something. Only time will tell, but the signals are hard to ignore.
