Amidst the fluctuating cryptocurrency markets, Bitcoin's future value remains a topic of fervent discussion.
Recently, Fundstrat's Tom Lee has projected that BTC could soar to a staggering $180,000 by next year.
This prediction has left many wondering if now is the opportune moment to invest and "buy the dip."
Adding to the discourse, a tweet by Will Clemente (@WClementeIII) notes that "Bitcoin long-term holders are no longer underwater," suggesting a positive sentiment among seasoned investors in the cryptocurrency.
With these perspectives in view, the quest to decipher Bitcoin's trajectory continues.
Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, has recently lost traction. However, Tom Lee from Fundstrat Global Advisors remains optimistic about it, saying that Bitcoin could reach $180,000 by April 2024.
Despite this, not everyone shares Lee's outlook. Some analysts suggest that the current bear market could last for many more months or even years.
They attribute this to the ongoing regulatory uncertainty surrounding cryptocurrencies that are holding back the market.
Over the last 24 hours, the global cryptocurrency market has dropped by 2%, falling below $1.2 trillion due to anticipated regulatory changes in the US.
This is the first time it has decreased this low in nearly two months, causing Bitcoin's price to fall to $28,000.
Furthermore, the extended waiting period for SEC approval of ETFs is exacerbating negative sentiment.
Investors appear to be selling more Bitcoin, as shown by William's percentage indicator, likely due to its recent decline.
Additionally, Binance's decision to suspend its payments division may be contributing to the current market uncertainty.
Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, is
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