Bernstein Expects $330 Billion Corporate Inflows to Bitcoin by 2029

Amid the growing corporate interest in Bitcoin ($BTC), a large amount of capital is entering its ecosystem. As per VanEck’s research head Matthew Sigel, the analysis conducted by Bernstein (popular financial research firm) anticipates an inclusion of up to $330B enter the Bitcoin network by 2029. The VanEck executive took to his official X account to share insights into the growing interest of the corporate entities in Bitcoin.

Bernstein: "We expect ~$330Bn corporate treasury led inflows to Bitcoin by 2029E.
Over the next 5 years (CY25E-29E), we expect listed corporates to allocate ~$205Bn capital for Bitcoin acquisition, led by small-low growth companies, trying to emulate MSTR’s Bitcoin treasury… pic.twitter.com/RPgXkLG1Gt

— matthew sigel, recovering CFA (@matthew_sigel) May 5, 2025

$330B to Enter Bitcoin Ecosystem by 2029, Bernstein Anticipates

Matthew Sigel, while pointing toward the Bernstein analysis, mentioned that the rising corporate attention toward Bitcoin denotes a wider market shift. It is anticipated to be mostly led by low-growth and small entities moving towards alternative strategies for value creation, after Strategy’s model. In line with the analysis, the listed companies in the corporate sector main specify almost $205B for Bitcoin buyouts by the year 2029. In this respect, the firms grappling with excess reserves of cash and slow expansion endeavor to follow the Bitcoin-centred treasury strategy of the largest corporate $BTC holder Strategy.

Strategy Raises Fundraising Capital Target to Staggering $84B by 2027

According to Matthew Sigel, Bernstein’s bullish anticipation about the capital growth in the Bitcoin ecosystem is crucial. The projected statistics anticipate the acquisition of approximately $124B more by Strategy. The platform has recently adjusted the fundraising plans thereof, raising its capital objective to $84B by the year 2027. Overall, whether the trend said by Strategy sees is considerable traction is yet to be seen based on the regulatory developments and long-term performance of Bitcoin.