""I don't think Bitcoin has peaked yet," Lee said. "We were overly optimistic about achieving the high-water mark before December, but I do believe that Bitcoin can hit a new all-time high by the end of January 2026.""
""So, we should not assume that the prices of Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other cryptocurrencies have already peaked," Lee emphasized."
""Part of it is that we kind of reset leverage on October 10 with that big shock," he said. "That washout cleared excessive speculation and set the stage for healthier price action heading into 2026.""
Bitcoin is forecast to reach a new all-time high by the end of January 2026, requiring roughly 35% gains in under 30 days. With prices around $93,000 in early January, that implies a rally above the October 2025 ATH near $126,000. A revived $200,000–$250,000 target for 2026 is also proposed, alongside the view that the traditional four-year halving cycle may be breaking down. The market experienced a sharp Q4 2025 correction of about 30% from October's peak to roughly $88,500. The October 10 market shock reset leverage, cleared excessive speculation, and could enable healthier price action heading into 2026.
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