TheStreet·November 7, 2026

LIVE: Analysts trim Bitcoin price targets as market loses momentum — Here's who's still bullish (and who's not)

Mixed outlook

The market backdrop has become more nuanced than a simple moonshot narrative. Several analysts have lowered targets after a selloff, which suggests confidence is more conditional than it was earlier in the cycle.

Why it matters

That split matters because Bitcoin forecasts tend to move with price action and liquidity. When the market loses momentum, even long-term believers often reset expectations, while the remaining bulls tend to lean more heavily on structural drivers like adoption and scarcity.

What changes

For a move to $150,000, Bitcoin likely needs both improved sentiment and sustained capital inflows. Without those, the price may spend more time consolidating than accelerating.

Bottom line

The disagreement itself is useful: it shows $150,000 is still on the table, but not a consensus outcome. The near-term path will probably be more important than any single headline target.

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