Wall Street Wants You Out

Last year, I predicted bitcoin would hit $150,000 before the end of this cycle – and ultimately $1 million by the end of the decade.

I based this on clear research showing Wall Street’s appetite for crypto was only getting stronger. And for a moment, we were nearly there.

Bitcoin surged above $126,000 in October before pulling back 35%.

Now, we’re sitting here with bitcoin trading around $92,000. And naturally, you are asking: “Teeka, if the fundamentals are so strong, why isn’t the price higher? “

It’s a valid question.

Because, unlike back in early 2024 – when bitcoin was trading around $38,000, and I was virtually the only person publicly calling for a six-figure price – today, I’m joined by some of the sharpest financial minds in the world.

Just take a look:

• VanEck, one of the largest asset managers in the United States, projected bitcoin would trade at $180,000 by Q4 2025.

• The head of digital assets at investment bank Standard Chartered forecasts bitcoin to hit $200,000 by the end of the year.

• Investment firm H.C. Wainwright projected $225,000, citing greater regulatory clarity and inflows from the spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

• Tom Lee of Fundstrat said rate cuts by the Federal Reserve would help propel bitcoin to $250,000 by year’s end.

• And venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya said bitcoin could hit $500,000 this year as adoption accelerates.

Friends, these aren’t fringe voices. These are global banks, major financial firms, and billionaire investors – all now seeing the same thing I’ve been predicting for years: Mass institutional adoption of the greatest asset ever created.

Naturally, that begs the question:

Why – despite all this bullish momentum… Despite the strongest fundamentals bitcoin has ever had… Despite the smartest money in the world predicting six-figure prices – is bitcoin still trading below $100,000?

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