Tom Lee is calling for $150K–$200K BTC and $9K–$12K ETH before the end of 2026. Sounds aggressive, but the setup is stronger than many think $BTC funding rates on @Binance just hit their most negative level since the March 2020 crash. That usually means the market is overloaded with shorts while fear dominates sentiment. Yet $BTC is still holding around $80K after a brutal 37% correction from the $127K ATH. That matters Historically deeply negative funding has often appeared near major bottoms right before violent short squeezes and trend reversals. What’s supporting the bullish case? → Post-halving supply shock is still playing out → Global liquidity (M2) continues expanding → Expected rate cuts could push more capital into risk assets → Spot ETF demand keeps absorbing supply → ETH staking yield is building institutional interest For $ETH the thesis is different $BTC is driven by scarcity Ethereum is increasingly driven by capital flows and yield. If ETF inflows and liquidity stay strong through Q3–Q4 Tom Lee’s targets may stop looking unrealistic. The real question now is not whether volatility comes next. It’s whether the market is underestimating how fast sentiment can flip once shorts start getting trapped. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights# #Meme Alpha#