Deep Tide TechFlow reported on December 31, citing Dlnews, that Bitcoin underperformed expectations in 2025, declining by approximately 10% year-to-date, falling far short of the optimistic forecasts by industry leaders. Despite a pro-cryptocurrency president taking office and institutional capital inflows, Bitcoin experienced a significant pullback after hitting an all-time high of $126,080 in October and is currently trading around $88,370. Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes had predicted a year-end price of $200,000, Fundstrat's Tom Lee anticipated $250,000, while MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor forecasted $150,000. Analysts pointed out that macroeconomic headwinds triggered by Trump's tariff policies and investor fatigue were the primary factors leading to the failed predictions, despite the U.S. government introducing multiple policies supporting cryptocurrencies.
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