Bitcoin price briefly flash-crashed to $80,000 on major exchanges before rapidly rebounding, sparking renewed volatility concerns and debate over liquidity, leverage, and market manipulation.
Bitcoin could surge to $150K-$200K by year-end, says Fundstrat co‑founder Tom Lee, citing institutional inflows, supply constraints and macro tailwinds that could fuel another major rally.
Bitcoin’s momentum cools after a blistering run, but analysts cite macro easing, election-year liquidity, and post-halving supply constraints as catalysts that could ignite a breakout rally by fall 2025.