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o-founder Tom Lee made an interesting point in the latest interview with CNBC: He predicts that Bitcoin's price will reach $250000 by 2025.

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Tom Lee Discusses Market Outlook on CNBC

Bitcoin is now trading at around $98,000, having breached the $100,000 level before Christmas Eve.

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Bitcoin Current Trading Price

According to Lee, this bullish outlook is premised on a more accommodative regulatory environment, which should help buoy investor confidence and participation in the market.

Market Conditions and Prospects

This is not the first time Lee has taken a bullish stance. He has previously predicted that by 2024 Bitcoin could be worth $150,000. By now 2024 has already seen an all-time high of $108,135, but gradual retracements remain in memory.

According to market analysts, while the $150,000 target looks unlikely this year, investment prerequisites for future growth are being put into place. Regulatory uncertainty over cryptocurrency, most vividly in the U.S., has made some investors rethink their exposure. Lee suggests a larger Bitcoin allocation for 2025 and finally lays out a portfolio policy that takes into account the asset class's impressive price appreciation.

Ethereum and Altcoins

Besides Bitcoin predictions, Lee thinks Ethereum (ETH) might go as high as $6,000. He believes the entire cryptocurrency market is sitting on an altseason and maybe other digital currencies like Solana will witness such gains.

This part is based on an ascending trend towards decentralized finance and blockchain technology. These two are soon or later trends in how this investment piece changes the market.

Recent analysis supports Lee's predictions, with Bitcoin showing resilience in recent days, and many analysts attributing this to a major support level that it recently fell past. A surge in institutional interest, combined with the relentless adoption of cryptocurrencies across a range of industries, helps to build a positive outlook for Bitcoin and its variants.

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