Bitcoin has surged past the $91,000 mark, recently topping $91,500, marking a recovery of over 14% from its November 21st lows. This recovery comes alongside Ethereum reclaiming the $3,000 level. The market rebound has sparked renewed discussions regarding year-end price targets among prominent analysts. Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz stated that while he expects Bitcoin to return to $100,000 by year-end, the asset will likely face significant selling pressure. Similarly, Fundstrat's Tom Lee maintained a $100,000 target but noted that confidence in his previously stated $250,000 forecast has waned, suggesting the strongest phase for Bitcoin may occur in late 2025 rather than the immediate term. Market data indicates renewed positive sentiment following this price action. [Update 1] Bitcoin has specifically reclaimed the $91,500 level. Further details from analysts clarify that while the $100k year-end target stands, confidence in higher targets like $250k has moderated, shifting focus to late 2025 for peak market strength.