Bitcoin to the Moon!

Oh joy, another “expert” predicting that Bitcoin will moon πŸš€, this time Fundstrat’s Tom Lee claiming it’ll surge to $2.5 million in the long term. Because, you know, we’ve all been waiting for a credible source to tell us that cryptocurrency is a solid investment 🀣.

“I think, at a minimum, it should have the same network value as gold…But I think Bitcoin is more valuable than gold. I mean Bitcoin, could be $2 million $3 million long term, I mean even higher.” Lee added, because why not throw in a few extra million for good measure? πŸ’Έ

Lee is convinced that the leading cryptocurrency could cross the $250,000 mark as soon as this year. Because, you know, that’s exactly how it works – a random number gets picked and suddenly it’s a realistic target πŸ“ˆ.

More dovishness on the horizon πŸŒ…

According to Lee, Bitcoin is responding to global liquidity, which is currently moving up. Or, you know, maybe it’s just responding to the whims of Tom Lee πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ.

The federal funds rate is currently set at 4.25%-4.50%. As reported by U.Today, it remained unchanged following the latest FOMC meeting, which took place in June. Yawn πŸ“Ί.

However, as noted by Lee, investors believe that the U.S. Federal Reserve will adopt a more dovish stance in the future. Two rate cuts are expected to take place this year. Or, you know, maybe they’ll just decide to print more money and call it a day πŸ’Έ.

The supply-demand imbalance πŸ€”

Citing Bitwise’s research, Lee also pointed out that 95% of all existing Bitcoins have already been mined, but only roughly 5% of the global population actually has exposure to the leading cryptocurrency. So, in other words, there’s still a huge pool of potential buyers who have no idea what they’re getting themselves into πŸ˜‚.

“So, I just think that there’s still a huge demand versus supply imbalance, meaning there’s a lot more potential buyers of Bitcoin over the next ten years,” Lee said, because he’s clearly an expert on human gullibility 🀣.

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2025-07-21 18:37