Asset management firm 21Shares has projected that Bitcoin could rebound to approximately $100,000 by the end of the year, according to their latest semi-annual report. The report highlights that Bitcoin's current pullback mirrors previous post-halving trends. After reaching a peak of around $126,000 in October 2025, Bitcoin has declined to approximately $62,000, still significantly above the average cost of $54,000 for all investors. This suggests a milder correction compared to past cycles, with market funds showing greater resilience. Additionally, the report notes that global cryptocurrency ETPs manage assets worth about $140 billion, collectively holding around 1.25 million BTC. This represents only an 8% decline from previous highs, primarily due to price fluctuations rather than large-scale redemptions.