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With Bitcoin surpassing $100K, Tom Lee’s $250K forecast highlights Trump’s pro-crypto vision and economic strategy.

Tom Lee, a prominent financial strategist and Managing Partner at Fundstrat Global Advisors, has once again proven his bullish stance on

Earlier this month, Lee predicted that the cryptocurrency would break the $100,000 barrier by the year’s end, a forecast realized on 11th December as BTC stabilized at $101,487.

This, according to Lee, could reignite investor confidence, prompting a shift from caution to a more risk-on approach in the financial markets.“A new SEC chairman, FTC chairman, and the new Commerce secretary, I think these are actually being viewed as pro-business, reviving animal spirit. But I think a good proxy is watching bitcoin.

“We think it’s going to follow a similar halving cycle that we’ve seen in the past, that would imply something around $250,000 per bitcoin in 2025.” In addition to Tom Lee’s forecasts, both Donald Trump and Eric Trump have weighed in with bold BTC predictions.However, technical indicators like RSI and CMF suggest that the bullish momentum is likely to persist, fueling optimism among market watchers about Bitcoin’s trajectory.Ishika is a graduate of Political Science from the University of Delhi. From writing content as a hobby to now pursuing it as a professional career, she has been living and breathing content all her life.

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