Fidelity, a $4.9 trillion asset manager, has released research advocating for corporate Bitcoin accumulation, highlighting its potential to mitigate treasury risks such as inflation, foreign exchange volatility, credit exposure, and liquidity challenges. Fidelity emphasizes Bitcoin's unique potential as a secure, decentralized store of value that distinguishes it from other cryptocurrencies and suggests it offers an "asymmetric upside" compared to holding unproductive cash. Prominent investors and firms have expressed bullish outlooks on Bitcoin's price trajectory. Gemini founder Cameron Winklevoss predicts Bitcoin could reach $1 million, while ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood forecasts a rise to $2.4 million driven by supply shocks and institutional demand. VanEck estimates Bitcoin could hit seven figures within two years due to nation-state interest. Tim Draper anticipates Bitcoin reaching $250,000 in 2025 as banks and businesses mainstream its use, with potential for infinite growth against the dollar. MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor projects Bitcoin could reach $10 million per coin once banks begin recommending it, stating he would continue buying at that price and recently expressed increased bullishness, considering raising his $13 million price target. Institutional interest is growing, with Bernstein noting over 2,000 global companies with market caps around $100 billion could adopt Bitcoin, and Saylor estimating 700 companies might hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets by next year. The consensus among these investors is that institutional capital inflows and supply-demand imbalances will drive Bitcoin prices substantially higher in the near future.