Bitcoin's price could reach $180,000 in 2026, driven by a significant liquidity influx from the U.S. Treasury General Account (TGA). Historically, Bitcoin has seen gains up to 1,600% during TGA drawdowns, which release government cash into the private banking system. Currently, the TGA's buildup has contributed to Bitcoin's 36% drop from $126,210 to $81,000. Analysts predict a liquidity surge as President Trump plans substantial tax refunds and increased government spending, potentially reversing the TGA's current "liquidity vacuum." This shift could mirror past patterns where TGA drawdowns coincided with major Bitcoin rallies, such as the 1,633% surge in 2013. Citigroup analysts suggest this liquidity boost could propel Bitcoin to new heights, despite tighter financial conditions compared to previous years.