The analysis forecasts Bitcoin's price trajectory for 2026, positing a bullish outlook. Bitcoin is presented at a current price of $88,448, with a market capitalization of $1.77 trillion. Price movements in 2025 observed Bitcoin initiating the year around $93,508, reaching a high of $124,861, and closing near $87,849, reflecting a 6.2% cumulative decline. The bullish projection for 2026 is underpinned by several fundamental catalysts. Firstly, the US Federal Reserve's conclusion of Quantitative Tightening (QT) on December 1, 2025, coupled with a $13.5 billion monthly liquidity injection into the banking system, is expected to expand market liquidity. Secondly, a prospective change in Fed leadership, with Kevin Hassett as a front-runner, suggests a potential shift towards lower interest rates, historically a bullish driver for risk assets. Thirdly, the anticipation of $2,000 tariff checks from former President Trump by mid-2026 is cited as a liquidity event that could stimulate market growth, akin to prior economic stimulus measures. The overarching fundamental thesis posits that central bank rate cuts induce cheaper money, weaken the dollar, and foster asset repricing, ultimately channeling capital into cryptocurrencies. From a technical perspective, the analysis incorporates Bitcoin Dominance, suggesting that a significant fall in dominance typically precedes an altcoin season and market top, a pattern observed in 2017-2018 and 2020-2021 bull runs. The price target is derived using a Fibonacci extension tool on the BTCUSDT weekly chart, with the 2.618 extension level, precisely $162,328.1, identified as the projected peak for 2026. An inferred fail bound of $70,000 is established, representing a critical support level below recent 2025 lows, which would invalidate the bullish thesis.