📰 Institutions are split on whether Bitcoin can reach $100,000 by year-end. Bitwise’s Ryan Rasmussen believes continued buying by ETFs and companies, concerns about inflation and government debt, and a clearer regulatory environment could all help push Bitcoin above $100,000 by the end of 2026.

🔥 But another camp is less optimistic. LO:TECH’s Adam Morgan McCarthy expects Bitcoin is more likely to trade between $85,000 and $95,000 before year-end; inflationary pressures and Fed policy remain obstacles that are hard to ignore.

💡 Honestly, it’s not just about whether there’s buying pressure—it also depends on how interest-rate expectations change. The article notes that Bitcoin will have a better chance of climbing back above $100,000 if markets scale back expectations of a Fed rate hike in December. Falling oil prices and easing inflation could help.

👀 CoinShares’ James Butterfill also pointed to a somewhat tricky scenario: persistent inflation alongside a weakening labor market. Inflation needs to come down before the Fed has room to address weakness in employment; if inflation heats up again, policy could remain restrictive.

🤔 What do you think is more likely by year-end: a breakout driven by buying pressure, or continued pressure on the market from inflation and Fed policy?

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