Bitcoin is the latest talk of the town as the token continues to plummet to new lows. The token is trying its best to surge back to its former high, inching slowly to get past the $90K mark. With calls of how the current price dip is nothing but temporary, will it be possible for the Bitcoin price to regain its lost momentum, and that too before the end of this year?
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Bitcoin: New Insights Emerging
Bitcoin’s latest price plunge has taken the market by surprise. The asset is currently being heavily battered by a series of US macro developments, weighing down the domain. However, many experts have long been calling dips temporary gifts, perhaps small opportunistic windows for smart money to hodl more.
“TOM LEE SAYS $ETH AND $BTC BEST YEARS OF GROWTH ARE AHEAD. Lee believes that the current dip is engineered liquidation—not a problem with fundamentals. He also says it would be ideal if prices bled a little lower. Smart money keeps buying the blood.”
The experts like Tom Lee are quite bullish on Bitcoin, stating how its momentum ought to change soon. Lee predicted a massive high for Bitcoin, sharing how the asset is primed to hit $180K by the end of January 2026.
“NEW: Tom Lee says he is optimistic that Bitcoin can double in price to $180,000 before the end of January and that if Bitcoin breaks $125,000, the 4-year cycle is broken.”
The Real Price: Technical Insights
According to CoinCodex BTC stats, Bitcoin may surge to sit at $88K before the year’s end.
Moreover, CC adds how the token may ultimately hit the $103K mark by March 2025.
“According to our latest Bitcoin price prediction, BTC is forecasted to rise by 18.26% and reach $103,469 by March 15, 2026. Per our technical indicators, the current sentiment is bearish, while the Fear & Greed Index is showing 11 (Extreme Fear). Bitcoin recorded 13/30 (43%) green days with 2.69% price volatility over the last 30 days. Last update: Dec 17, 2025 – 06:21 AM (GMT+5).”
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