Insatiable Demand: Why ETF, Corporation, and Government Demand Will Drive Bitcoin Prices Higher
San Francisco • Mar 19, 2025Curious about what’s shaped bitcoin’s performance in 2025? In this webinar, Bitwise Head of Research Ryan Rasmussen and Senior Investment Strategist Juan Leon explore the new, powerful drivers of bitcoin’s growth and adoption. Understand how these forces indicate where bitcoin is heading — and why investors are overlooking their influence.
Key topics include:
Bitcoin ETF Flows and Future Growth: A look into the growth of Bitcoin ETFs and what to expect moving forward as institutional interest ramps up.
The "Bitcoin Standard" and Corporate Adoption: Why companies are increasingly adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, and the broader implications of this shift.
Trump's Executive Order and the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: The impact of recent policy changes and strategic moves by the U.S. to to establish itself as the crypto capital of the world.
The Global Bitcoin Arms Race: An exploration of how governments worldwide are gearing up to acquire Bitcoin.
Bitwise Asset Management is the largest crypto index fund manager in America. Thousands of financial advisors, family offices, and institutional investors partner with Bitwise to understand and access the opportunities in crypto. For seven years, Bitwise has established a track record of excellence managing a broad suite of index and active solutions across ETFs, separately managed accounts, private funds, and hedge fund strategies. Bitwise is known for providing unparalleled client support through expert research and commentary, its nationwide client team of crypto specialists, and its deep access to the crypto ecosystem. The Bitwise team of more than 90 professionals combines expertise in technology and asset management with backgrounds including BlackRock, Millennium, ETF.com, Meta, Google, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Bitwise is backed by leading institutional investors and has been profiled in Institutional Investor, Barron’s, Bloomberg, and The Wall Street Journal. It has offices in San Francisco, New York, and London.
