According to reports, Michael Saylor told viewers that most equity analysts expect Bitcoin to top $150,000 by 0 Reading: MemeCore Explodes 3,800% For ATH — But Is A Collapse Around The Corner? From a current price of $113,050, that would require an increase of about 35%. There are roughly three months left until December 1 figures set a clear benchmark for what traders now call the year-end 2 Back A $150,000 Target Saylor tied the call to wider 3 said during a CNBC interview more firms adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets and more people learning about the asset will lift 4 Bitcoin’s supply is fixed, that demand pressure, he argued, could push prices 5 tone was confident, and the math was simple: move from $113k to $150,000, an over 30% gain, and the target is 6 Lee Puts A Higher Number On The Table Tom Lee, Head of Research at Fundstrat Global, raised the stakes with a $200,000 projection for Christmas 7 linked the outlook to macro policy, pointing to the September 17 FOMC meeting as a potential trigger if interest rates are 8 also suggested that gains in small-cap crypto tokens could lift Ethereum, because ETH has often tracked broader risk appetite.
A move to $200,000 from $113 would be much larger — roughly a 70% increase — and would likely need strong macro 9 the same time, seasonal patterns matter: Bitcoin often sees strong performance in the fourth 10 two factors together are why some analysts are comfortable with bold 11 timing is 12 months is a short window for large moves, and unexpected events could derail the path. Odds, Research Firms And Other Voices Other voices have weighed 13 CEO Steven McClurg put the odds of reaching $150,000 this year at 50%. Large banks like Standard Chartered have even flagged $200,000 as a possible level for 14 projections show a clustering of bullish views, though they span different timeframes and rely on different 15 Reading: Altcoins Feel The Pinch As Crypto Market Sentiment Sours Market Reaction And Caveats Bitcoin was up about 1% in the past 24 16 moves of 30% to 70% in short stretches have happened before in crypto, but they are not commonplace and they bring big 17 and investors will have to weigh those forecasts against market data, policy signals from the US Federal Reserve, and daily price 18 quarter ahead looks busy, and outcomes will depend on more than one forecast coming 19 image from Meta, chart from TradingView
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