Bitcoin's recent recovery to over $91,000, marking a 12% weekly gain, has sparked debate among Wall Street institutions about the cryptocurrency's future. Optimists like JPMorgan and Standard Chartered predict significant price increases, with targets of $170,000 and $200,000 respectively, citing institutionalization and macroeconomic trends as key drivers. Citibank offers a more measured outlook, forecasting a baseline of $135,000 by 2025. Conversely, Morgan Stanley and CryptoQuant warn of an impending bear market, with Morgan Stanley advising profit-taking in anticipation of a "crypto winter." CryptoQuant's analysis suggests the current cycle is nearing its end, with Bitcoin's price below its 365-day moving average. This divergence among top financial institutions highlights Bitcoin's transition from a speculative asset to a complex macro asset, with old market rules potentially giving way to new dynamics.