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Viewpoint: The price of Bitcoin will reach $150,000
According to CNBC, Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee said, "He insists that the prediction of Bitcoin reaching $150,000 will come true, and he also stated that the 10-year mystery of Mt. Gox will disappear in the second half of the year."
Earlier, Tom Lee stated in May that Fundstrat believes that Bitcoin is still in the early stages of an upward cycle, so the idea that Bitcoin could reach $150,000 this year is still within the basic assumptions of the institution. Lee explained his reasons, pointing to macroeconomic changes in the United States.