Kevin O’Leary, once a Bitcoin skeptic, announced he is actively investing in digital assets again and expects Bitcoin to reach a peak price of $150,000 as regulatory clarity improves. He believes Bitcoin could capture 1% to 3% of institutional alternative-asset portfolios, potentially expanding its market value significantly. O’Leary highlighted the importance of major stock exchanges adopting blockchain technology as a key catalyst for broader institutional adoption. However, he emphasized that regulatory uncertainty remains the biggest hurdle for large-scale crypto investments, with progress dependent on clearer legislation. He is also investing in crypto-related energy infrastructure rather than just tokens, signaling a broader approach to the sector's growth.
Bitcoin price projections by Kevin O'Leary come as 46 of 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang rose today. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Sep 18, 2026 17:54 WIB: SUSHI (SushiSwap) rose 12.84% to Rp4.420 with 83% sell order activity, DOT (Polkadot) gained 12.51% to Rp20.341 with 75% buy order activity, and SAND (The Sandbox) increased 11.37% to Rp681 with 60% buy order activity.
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