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“You Don’t Own Enough Bitcoin”: Davinci Warns Investors as Big Players Stack BTC

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August 2, 2025
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Bitcoin predictions are heating up, with early adopter Jeremie Davinci adding fuel to the fire. 

The Bitcoin maximalist has shared a message that’s turning heads in the crypto space. He made a simple yet powerful statement: “You still don’t own enough Bitcoin for what’s coming.”

You still don’t own enough Bitcoin for what’s coming.

— Davinci Jeremie (@Davincij15) August 2, 2025

Davinci Sounds the Alarm: Institutions Are Buying BTC!

Davinci’s message suggests that big players like ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even nation-states are gradually soaking up Bitcoin. If this trend continues, there may be less supply available for everyday investors.

Davinci has been sharing his belief in Bitcoin for over a decade. Back in 2013, he famously told people in a YouTube video to invest just one dollar in Bitcoin, saying it could change their future.

“If you want to be wealthy in the future, take $1, buy some Bitcoin, and store it in a wallet.”

Bitcoin Can Give You True Freedom

Over the years, Davinci has described Bitcoin as more than just a financial asset. He called it a “freedom provider” and compared it to the early days of the internet, warning that most people still underestimate its potential.

He has predicted that Bitcoin could eventually reach $500,000 by the end of this decade and never fall below $100,000 again. In some of his earlier comments, he even pointed to $1 million as a possibility, driven by inflation and long-term adoption.

Bitwise and Standard Chartered Bullish on $200K Target

Others in the crypto space share Davinci’s confidence. 

Bitwise is sticking to its $200K Bitcoin target for 2025, saying demand from big investors is too strong to ignore. “We’re holding firm to our BTC $200k prediction, as there is simply too much institutional demand for BTC to keep prices flat for long,” CIO Matt Hougan shared in a note. 

Standard Chartered is also optimistic. The bank expects BTC to hit $135,000 by the end of Q3 2025, with the potential to climb as high as $200,000 by year-end.

Arthur Hayes Warns of a Short-Term Pullback 

Meanwhile, BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes shared a shorter-term view. Citing weak U.S. economic data and upcoming tariffs, Hayes predicts Bitcoin could dip to $100,000 and Ethereum to $3,000 before resuming their upward trend.

Y? US Tariff bill coming due in 3q … at least the mrkt believes that after NFP print. No major econ is creating enough credit fast enough to boost nominal gdp. So $BTC tests $100k, $ETH tests $3k. Come see my @WebX_Asia Tokyo keynote Aug 25 for more info. Back to the beach. https://t.co/zuHlwgQKC7

— Arthur Hayes (@CryptoHayes) August 2, 2025

Hayes warns that the upcoming U.S. tariffs and weak job data are fueling market fears. He believes no major economy is generating enough credit to support growth, which could push Bitcoin and Ethereum down to these levels. 

With institutional buying on the rise and available supply shrinking, many believe Bitcoin is gearing up for another breakout. Investors await the good times!

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