Tom Lee Predicts Bitcoin Could ’Easily’ Surge to $200,000 Before Year-End
Bitcoin's next massive rally might be closer than anyone thinks—and one Wall Street veteran says it could smash records before New Year's Eve.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee just dropped a bombshell prediction: Bitcoin could hit $200,000 in just a few months. That’s not hopium—it’s a calculated take from someone who’s been right before.
Why such a bold call? Macro tailwinds, institutional adoption, and a supply squeeze that’s tighter than a trader’s stop-loss. Lee’s track record gives the claim weight—even if it sounds like another finance bro fantasy.
Remember—crypto moves fast. What seems insane today might be yesterday’s resistance level by December. Or it might not. That’s the fun part.
Either way—keep your eyes on the charts. This ride isn’t over.
Expectations for Rate Cut and Bitcoin Price
The U.S. President Donald TRUMP has cautioned the Federal Reserve to cut rates, but it has maintained the current range of 4.25% to 4.50%. Analysts, including the UK bank Standard Chartered, said that they expect a 0.50% rate reduction by next week.
Historically, cryptocurrencies and stocks have thrived in low-interest-rate environments due to increased market liquidity. Lee’s Optimism is based on this trend; however, his target of $200,000 represents a significant increase from Bitcoin’s current price.
On June 27, 2025, Bitcoin had surpassed Alphabet (Google) in market cap, reaching $2.128 trillion, after hitting $107,442. After the hike Bitcoin was ranked as the sixth most valuable asset in the world.
Apart from Tom Lee, several other crypto experts too have predicted Bitcoin’s growth. In May 2025, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan predicted that Bitcoin would hit $200,000 by the end of 2025. Strong institutional demand and ETF flows are the driving forces behind this prediction.
In April 2025, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, predicted that Bitcoin WOULD reach between $180,000 and $200,000 by the end of 2025, attributing it to institutional investments and macroeconomic factors.
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