Bitcoin Forecast Drops $100K Reclaim From This Year’s Outlook
The revised outlook removes a major price milestone from the year's expectations, but gives no timing or explanation for the change.
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The revised outlook removes a major price milestone from the year's expectations, but gives no timing or explanation for the change.
The president's assessment puts US price pressures in focus for investors weighing the economic outlook.
The key risk is a late-year collision between overbought crypto momentum and a stronger dollar, which could turn a relief rally into a deeper drawdown.
The comparison frames Bitcoin as a potential return-seeking asset and gives institutional investors a direct benchmark against gold.
The Coinbase CEO pairs the bottom call with new stablecoin traction: payments on Base up 700% YoY and Glassnode data showing selling pressure has halved since the August peak.
He is long $BTC and not selling, but says the $300B rotating out of alts has to wash through before any real bid, and is willing to bet $100K that $50 prints before $100.
Armstrong's read attributes the pullback to AI rotation, stablecoin regulatory tailwinds, and cooling inflation — not structural demand erosion — and he's still long into 2030.
Reza Bundy pairs a six-month drawdown thesis with Nouriel Roubini against a multi-year $150K-$500K range he maps to four global macro paths — the tension between the two halves is the story.
Cowen frames the call around a 1996-style S&P/M2 fractal that's overdue: a shallow June–July pullback first, then a larger Q3 leg lower — and Bitcoin is positioned to fall harder than equities on…
Targets cluster between $150K and $250K as the panel calls an end to crypto winter, with one specific caller landing on $189,425 and Ethereum pitched as high as $12,000.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has publicly confirmed he is long Bitcoin, describing recent price action as 'a bit of…