Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat, lowered his previously bullish Bitcoin price target, telling CNBC that the cryptocurrency may end 2025 below his earlier $250,000 forecast. Lee suggested that Bitcoin could instead retest its October peak near $125,000 before the year closes.
The shift comes as Bitcoin continues to trade under short-term pressure following a slowdown in institutional flows seen since November. However, Lee argued that Bitcoin’s long-term structure remains intact, emphasizing its historical pattern: most annual gains often occur in a small cluster of trading days. Recent ETF inflows and continued miner accumulation support that view, signaling ongoing demand despite weaker momentum indicators.
Fundstrat expects additional volatility but sees potential upside if macro conditions stabilize, particularly with U.S. rate expectations moving lower. Lee said further guidance will depend on how Bitcoin reacts to December trading volumes, a month that historically delivers stronger performance.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-Xmm1RB-Gc
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