Bitcoin ( $BTC ) may have experienced a slowdown in momentum recently, but FundStrat’s head of research, Tom Lee, remains optimistic, reiterating his bullish stance and projecting a potential price surge to $150,000 by the end of the year.
Lee highlighted several factors contributing to his positive outlook, including increasing demand fueled by the introduction of new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and a reduction in supply due to the halving. Additionally, he anticipates that supportive monetary policies will further bolster risk assets like Bitcoin.
Despite Bitcoin’s recent rally hitting a speed bump after reaching $53,000, its highest level in over two years, Lee remains unfazed, noting that Bitcoin has demonstrated resilience and suggesting that a significant downturn may not be imminent.
However, not all analysts share Lee’s unwavering optimism. Joel Kruger, a market strategist at LMAX Group, advised caution in the short term due to potential volatility resulting from shifts in central bank policies and global macroeconomic weakness. He suggested that any market downturn could present strategic buying opportunities.
Similarly, Swissblock, an analytics firm, acknowledged Bitcoin’s overall bullish outlook but cautioned about the possibility of a pullback to lower price levels before resuming its upward trajectory. They emphasized the importance of market stability and suggested that a retracement to the $47,500 support level could alleviate excess volatility.
