Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas has revealed that 2025 has started off well for Bitcoin, outperforming several other assets.
On Friday, Balchunas took to his social media account to share a list of the best-performing assets so far in 2025. Among them are Bitcoin, gold miners, uranium and psychedelics.
According to Balchunas' tweet, the worst performers include China, treasuries and lithium.
Earlier this month, Kiyosaki adjusted his Bitcoin 2025 price prediction from $350,000 to at least $175,000.
In December, Kiyosaki stated that he anticipates the world's pioneer cryptocurrency to soar as high as $350,000 in 2025. Kiyosaki's expectations are primarily driven by the recent election of a pro-crypto president who, during his campaign, promised to embrace Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, promising to implement adequate legislation for those and to even create a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the country over the next four years of his presidency.
Moreover, throughout 2024 and earlier, Kiyosaki has frequently highlighted the rapidly increasing US national debt and the government's excessive spending, as well as the Fed Reserve printing billions of US dollars out of thin air, reducing the value of the US dollar as a currency and decreasing its purchasing power.
After doubling down on his $350,000 prediction for Bitcoin in 2025, Kiyosaki went on to adjust his price outlook on January 2 with a new tweet. This time, he anticipates Bitcoin's price to increase to at least $175,000, with the possibility of further growth to the level he had mentioned earlier - $350,000.
Many experts are placing bullish expectations and hopes in Bitcoin this year, anticipating it to cross $108,000 and reach higher levels.
