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Tom Lee responds to controversy surrounding Fundstrat’s differing bitcoin outlooks

December 20, 2025Updated:December 21, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Tom Lee responds to controversy surrounding Fundstrat’s differing bitcoin outlooks

A debate on X over whether or not Fundstrat analysts are sending combined alerts on bitcoin intensified over the weekend, prompting a response from the agency’s co-founder that appeared to endorse a extra nuanced clarification of the differing views.

The dialogue started after an X person often known as “Heisenberg” (@Mr_Derivatives) shared screenshots that he stated confirmed contrasting outlooks from Fundstrat’s management. One highlighted remark attributed to Sean Farrell, Fundstrat’s head of digital asset technique, outlines a base case by which bitcoin may retrace towards the $60,000–$65,000 vary within the first half of 2026. One other pointed to Lee’s current public feedback suggesting bitcoin may make new all-time highs, doubtlessly as quickly as early 2026.