BTC-USD - Bitcoin

Buys Bitcoin every day via dollar-cost averaging; does not sell. Views it as a long-term store of value.

Bitcoin is discussed as a risk asset that would benefit from dovish Fed signaling (QE incoming) but could decline if the Fed stays hawkish. The analyst mentions it as part of the broader risk asset thesis tied to the Iran deal and Fed meeting outcome.

Bitcoin confirmed a breakout and is testing $72K resistance. Short-term target is $75K, with macro target of $80K-$85K. Gareth is maintaining positions with in-the-money trailing stops.

Potential confirmed breakout above resistance. Overwhelmingly bearish retail sentiment is a contrarian bullish signal. Market tends to move opposite of crowd expectations.

Example of volatile asset, bought at discount may still have drawdown but long-term upside expected.

Tanner has less faith in Bitcoin than Ethereum, arguing Bitcoin only works if everyone agrees it works, comparing it to tulip mania. He notes Bitcoin is still being treated like a tech company during selloffs and isn't functioning as digital gold during macro stress. He doesn't explicitly recommend selling but clearly prefers Ethereum.

Bitcoin is down 40% from highs, likely to fall further to 63,305 before a bounce. Long-term bullish, but near-term caution due to Epstein links and market manipulation fears.

Only cryptocurrency he likes; holds 5% in reserves as part of asset allocation.

Geopolitical tailwinds, institutional adoption; year open above yearly open.

Tom Lee expects Bitcoin to hit all-time highs by end of January 2026, with Ethereum trailing 1:1. Host notes the BTC/ETH ratio has stayed flat. No strong independent opinion expressed on Bitcoin.