Recent tweets and market analyses indicate a strong bullish sentiment towards Bitcoin, with several high-profile figures predicting significant price increases. Tom Lee, a prominent analyst, has forecasted Bitcoin to outperform $150,000 this year, while Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead predicts it could reach $745,000 by 2028. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong also expressed optimism, suggesting Bitcoin could reach 'multiple millions' due to increasing institutional adoption and the impact of ETFs. Despite recent price drops, with Bitcoin having fallen 22% from its all-time high, Lee sees strong fundamentals driving BTC's growth, considering it his team's top asset for the year. Economic indicators are also influencing market expectations. The U.S. money supply, measured by M2, has seen a year-over-year increase of 3.9% in January, marking the fastest pace in 30 months. This growth in money supply, coupled with predictions of the Federal Reserve ending quantitative tightening (QT) before May, is seen by some as a catalyst for Bitcoin's potential surge. Additionally, global liquidity and China's money supply are also factors being monitored by market observers. Inflation in the U.S. has reportedly dropped by over 10% since Donald Trump was elected president, according to some sources, which could influence monetary policy decisions. Despite this, Polymarket users predict a 99% chance that the Federal Reserve will not make any rate cut changes on March 20.