Bitcoin Could Surge to $200K, Says 10T Holdings' Dan Tapiero, Citing ETFs and Halving

Spot Bitcoin ETFs Drive Demand as Halving Looms, Fuelling 10T's Dan Tapiero's $200,000 Bitcoin Forecast

Nadia Petrova
Nadia Petrova
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Key Points

  • 10T Holdings' CEO Dan Tapiero predicts Bitcoin could reach $200,000 due to ETFs and the upcoming halving.
  • Tapiero also sees potential for a spot Ethereum ETF as the asset becomes more established.


Dan Tapiero, CEO of 10T Holdings, believes that the price of Bitcoin could soar to around $200,000.

This prediction is based on the rising demand for Bitcoin through ETFs and the upcoming supply shock of the halving.

Bitcoin's Potential Upsurge

Tapiero suggests that this would represent a roughly threefold increase from the current price.

He pointed out that Bitcoin's price rose about 20 times from the bear market lows to the 2021 peak.

If this pattern repeats, Bitcoin's price could climb even higher, potentially reaching $300,000.

Tapiero admits that these predictions are hard to pinpoint accurately, especially in terms of timing.

However, he believes that these prices could be achieved within the next 18 to 24 months.

Halving and ETFs as Bullish Factors

Regarding the upcoming Bitcoin halving, Tapiero views it as another bullish factor on a macro level.

He argues that the reduction in supply at a time of exploding demand due to ETFs could drive Bitcoin's price up significantly.

In addition to Bitcoin, Tapiero also sees potential for Ethereum.

He believes there's a good chance for a spot Ethereum ETF as the underlying asset becomes more established and achieves a network effect.

However, he remains uncertain about when such ETFs might be approved.

Tapiero also commented on other cryptocurrencies, including Solana, which he believes is transitioning from a venture to a core asset.

He noted Solana's recent market outperformance and the explosion of on-chain activity.

Regardless of the reasons behind this activity, Tapiero sees it as part of a "massive bull trend."

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