SRX Global's Eric Jackson Sets $100,000 Year-End Bitcoin (BTC) Target

SRX Global's $100,000 Call

Eric Jackson, president of asset manager SRX Global, said in remarks to Coinage that Bitcoin (BTC) can reach $100,000 by the end of 2026 if the breakout now underway keeps its momentum through the final quarter. The call pairs a man with a machine. Jackson fronts the forecast; his firm's Bitcoin macro model supplies the signals behind it, and he was explicit that the number is his, not the software's. The model itself tracks interest rates, global liquidity, the gold-Bitcoin correlation and other macro indicators. It does not try to call daily moves. Its job is narrower: classify the roughly 30-day market regime as “bull”, “mixed” or “stressed”, so positioning follows the environment rather than the noise of any single session. He described the model as a regime filter rather than an oracle, a distinction that separates the machine's job from his own forecast. Jackson's Bitcoin price case therefore rests on regime persistence, his argument that once a trend takes hold in this market it can run for months. “As a human, not a machine, I think Bitcoin is on its way to $100,000 by the end of this year,” he said, while conceding the forecast carries his own investor biases and that he will keep tracking price charts and model signals in parallel. The conditionality is the point: the target activates only if the current upward trend survives, a framing that leaves room for the corrections he expects. The record he cited for the system is dated and checkable. He said the model issued a stress signal on May 26, when Bitcoin traded near $77,000; price slid toward $58,000 in the weeks that followed. On August 14 the model returned mixed, and days later bull, as Bitcoin climbed from the $64,000 area to above $70,000 in short order.

Liquidity, Yields and the Long Arc

Jackson placed global liquidity at the top of his variable list for BTC, arguing that investors get lost among too many market indicators when liquidity conditions and macroeconomic developments deserve the focus. On flows, he called continued inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs a positive short-term signal and described that capital as a basic gauge of both retail and institutional participation, while stressing that ETF money alone does not set price direction. The macro watchlist he laid out is short: US 10-year Treasury yields and global liquidity gauges, with any decline in bond yields or in oil prices able to support Bitcoin and the wider crypto market. In his framing, the regime labels translate directly into positioning: a bull label favors keeping exposure, while a stress label argues for defense. Context matters for the $100,000 path. Jackson noted Bitcoin peaked near $126,000 last year, fell as far as $58,000, and has now started a fresh upward move, one he believes can extend for months if the current trend holds. His long-horizon view runs far higher: he sees Bitcoin as a global collateral asset for the future digital economy and holds a $50 million target over a 15-year window, while warning the advance will not be linear and will carry sharp corrections. That conviction sits close to Bitcoin maximalism, the long-standing thesis that Bitcoin ends up as the core asset of the financial system. Technical framing differs elsewhere: Rekt Capital's monthly close analysis put the burden on holding $82,500 into the September close. Sovereign accumulation continues in parallel, with El Salvador's 7,790 BTC reserve left intact despite recent stablecoin speculation, a backdrop of treasury demand that sits alongside the flows tracked in our ongoing Bitcoin coverage.

A Regime Answer, Not a Price Call

Our reading: the verifiable claims here are the model's own dated outputs, the May 26 stress flag near $77,000 and the August turn to bull, both checkable against the chart; the $100,000 figure is the analyst's overlay on top of them. That is the hinge of the story. A system asked to classify a 30-day regime was never asked where price lands on December 31, and the exact wording it answered is not on the record. Until 10-year yields or liquidity data confirm the bull label, the target reads as a conviction call, not a computation. Our Bitcoin Rainbow Chart guide applies similar multi-month cycle logic for readers who want the long view.