Long-term forecasts for Bitcoin in 2026 remain widely dispersed, underscoring both near-term uncertainty and meaningful upside potential. Bernstein maintains a $150,000 price target, describing the current correction as the “weakest bear case in history,” largely due to the structural support provided by spot Bitcoin ETFs. Standard Chartered also projects Bitcoin at $150,000, citing long-term supply scarcity and sustained institutional demand as key drivers. On the more optimistic end, Goldman Sachs outlines an upside scenario of approximately $200,000, contingent on continued adoption by sovereign wealth funds and large state-level investors. From a technical perspective, analysts broadly identify the $60,000 level as critical downside support and the likely price floor for the first quarter of 2026.$BTC ‌#BuyTheDipOrWaitNow? #BitcoinBouncesBack