Well-known investors are optimistic about Bitcoin's prospects: price target set at $125,000-$150,000

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【Crypto World】At the Davos Forum in Switzerland, Anthony Scaramucci, founder of alternative asset management firm SkyBridge Capital, shared his latest views on Bitcoin.

Although Bitcoin has pulled back from its all-time high last year, Scaramucci remains optimistic about its long-term prospects. He emphasized that this is more a matter of market timing rather than direction. “The fundamentals of Bitcoin haven’t changed,” he said, “recently, the market has simply entered a consolidation phase.”

Regarding specific targets, Scaramucci hopes to see Bitcoin’s price rebound to the $125,000 to $150,000 range. Of course, he also candidly admitted that Bitcoin’s movements are often unpredictable—“It can go up or down as it pleases.” Overall, he maintains a cautiously optimistic attitude and has certain expectations for this year’s performance.

It is worth noting that Scaramucci previously predicted in 2024 that Bitcoin would reach the $170,000 level by the end of 2025. From this perspective, his views have always centered around Bitcoin’s upward potential, with more practical assessments of timing and magnitude.

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staking_grampsvip
· 01-24 00:54
Just consolidate during the consolidation phase. Anyway, I'm a dollar-cost averaging fanatic; the lower the price, the more excited I get.
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HodlOrRegretvip
· 01-23 08:36
It's just a consolidation phase. We're waiting for the wave from 125,000 to 150,000. Scaramucci is right.
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SignatureCollectorvip
· 01-22 21:01
Consolidation? Ha, I don't buy Scaramucci's spiel anyway. You want to fool people into buying at 125,000-150,000?

Wait, he said "it can rise as much as it wants," this guy is finally telling the truth.

Can it stay at 150,000 just because the fundamentals haven't changed? Come on, it still depends on the Fed's stance.

Whether this round can really take off depends on whether institutional money flows in or not; just talking won't cut it.

Scaramucci is always exaggerated in his words, probably just hyping his own position again.
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GasFeeCryBabyvip
· 01-21 02:50
12.5-150,000? Just listen to it, anyway it can rise how it wants to rise

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It's just consolidation and the fundamentals haven't changed, I've heard this line a hundred times

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Scaramucci is right, but I still only look at the candlestick charts

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Every time they say the fundamentals are fine, but the crypto market still follows macro trends...

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Such a precise target price? I just want to ask how it dares to call a bull run after dropping so much from the high

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Forget it, I won't reach 150,000 anyway, I already cut my losses long ago

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Fundamentals haven't changed? Then why did it fall so much? The logic is a bit hard to hold up

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This guy is just here to grab eyeballs, believe it or not, I don't believe it

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"How it wants to rise, how it rises," this is basically empty talk😅
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GasWastervip
· 01-21 02:49
lol scaramucci really said "12.5-15k" like he can predict btc's mood swings... meanwhile i'm here stress-checking gas trackers every time he pumps his bags. consolidation phase my ass, every dip is just another failed tx on my portfolio 💀
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casinovip
· 01-21 02:49
It's just a consolidation phase; anyway, we don't lose much in these few months... Just wait and see the market move from 125,000 to 150,000.
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FalseProfitProphetvip
· 01-21 02:44
Consolidation phase? Bro, that's a bit too gentle of a term... Anyway, I'm just waiting to see if the number from 12.5K to 150K can be achieved. Bitcoin, this old guy's temper is indeed unpredictable.
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