Jeff Park, ProCap’s Chief Investment Officer, explained how he believes Bitcoin could surge dramatically, triggering the next “supercycle” – government purchases in major developed countries.
According to reports, Park said the move should be real and not a rumor or marketing stunt. He estimated that such a move could cause Bitcoin to trade at around $150,000, a 76% increase from its current price of $84,500.
Sovereignty Adoption Could Spark Bitcoin Surge
Representative Park explained that only genuine purchases from Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries can trigger a sharp price surge.
“It has to be real,” he said, emphasizing that past governments’ hype and false signals had not had the same effect.
When a country officially announces it is adding Bitcoin to its balance sheet, analysts and traders are likely to react immediately.
Quantum uncertainty weighs on investors
Some investors are also paying attention to quantum computing risks. They suggested that nation-state adoption may occur sooner than expected, shifting from a gradual to an abrupt approach.
Analysts recommended transferring coins to SegWit-compatible addresses as a temporary safety measure until a quantum-safe protocol is available.
Park said clarity on quantum risks could reduce selling pressure on long-term holders.
Whale selling adds to the pressure as prices fall.
Recent Bitcoin activity shows that large holders are profiting. Glassnode reported on November 14 that long-term holders are realizing profits throughout the cycle, consistent with historical patterns.
Nonetheless, the price plunged from a high of $126,000 last month to just over $84,000, wiping out all of the 2025 gains.
Standard Chartered warned that a drop below $90,000 could put about half of the cryptocurrency’s finance companies at risk.
Citi analyst Alex Saunders noted that $80,000 is a key level because it matches the average cost basis for Bitcoin ETF holders.
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Will there be more suffering ahead?
Analysts are warning that bigger losses could follow. Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone suggested Bitcoin could fall to $50,000 or even $10,000 in a severe scenario, mirroring the 2018 crash.
Financial analyst Clem Chambers predicted a possible range of $40,000 to $60,000 if market conditions worsen.
Mayor Park emphasized that buying activity can influence prices more effectively if selling pressure is halted through so-called “black swan” events.
Confirmed Treasury purchases or clear statements on quantum security could change investor sentiment, according to the report.
The market is currently facing mixed signals. There are potential catalysts that could lead to a sharp rally, but near-term pressures and uncertainty remain strong.
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