Tag: Fundstrat
Institutions Are Bullish on Bitcoin: A Survey of Optimism Amidst Contrasting Views
Discover the contrasting sentiments on Bitcoin between institutions and the crypto community, and the predictions for its future.
The State of ICOs: Balancing Profits and Challenges in a Declining Market
Explore the evolving state of ICOs, including unrealized profits, challenges for investors, and predictions for Ethereum’s future!
Ethereum Forecast: Will ETH Reach $1,900 by Year-End?
Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could reach $1,900 by end of 2018, driven by market sentiment and historical performance.
Tom Lee Predicts Bitcoin Surge: Will It Hit $25,000 by Year-End?
Tom Lee forecasts Bitcoin could reach $25,000 by year-end, influenced by emerging markets and Fed policies. Is it time to buckle up for Bitcoin’s ride?
Tom Lee Predicts Bitcoin Surge: Correlation with Emerging Markets Explored
Tom Lee forecasts Bitcoin could rise to $25,000, linking its trends with emerging markets. Discover his insights and the Bitcoin Misery Index.
Tom Lee Stands Firm on Bitcoin Predictions: $22,000 to $25,000 Outlook
Tom Lee predicts Bitcoin may reach $22,000 to $25,000 by year-end, discussing mining costs and market trends in recent CNBC interviews.
Tom Lee Believes Bitcoin Could Hit $25,000 by Year-End – Here’s Why
Tom Lee from Fundstrat forecasts Bitcoin could reach $25,000 by year-end. Discover the mining cost connections and his bullish sentiments.
The Rollercoaster of Bitcoin Prices: Understanding Futures Expiration Impact
Explore how Bitcoin’s price is impacted by futures expiration and market trends, with insights from Fundstrat’s Thomas Lee and CFTC’s investigations.
Thomas Lee’s Bitcoin Predictions: The Good, The Bad, and The Unexpected
Explore Thomas Lee’s Bitcoin predictions, market hurdles, and future projections in the cryptocurrency world.
Cryptocurrency Market Analysis: Is it Time to Buy or Wait?
Explore the latest trends in cryptocurrency investment. Market volatility, predictions, and advice on whether to buy now or wait.
