Recently, many financial institutions and industry experts have been discussing the outlook for Bitcoin in 2026. I compiled their predicted figures, and it's quite interesting.

From a conservative perspective, Standard Chartered and Bernstein, two traditional financial institutions, both forecast $150,000; JPMorgan's estimate is slightly more aggressive, believing it could reach $170,000.

Moving higher, Ripple's Garlinghouse predicts $180,000; Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee and BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes both see the possibility of exceeding $200,000.

The most optimistic camp is quite intriguing—Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson, "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki, along with well-known crypto investment bank Galaxy Digital, all predict $250,000 or above.

Looking at these forecasts, there is both rational analysis from traditional finance and market insights from seasoned crypto experts. With a range from $150K to over $250K, who do you think has the more reliable judgment?