2025-12-29 02:51:23

#比特币与黄金战争 Wall Street heavyweight Tom Lee recently dropped some big news. This guy has set his sights on Ethereum—by early 2026, he believes ETH can reach the $7,000 to $9,000 range, and even more astonishingly, in the long term, $20,000 is not impossible.

Why so optimistic? The underlying logic is actually quite interesting: Wall Street is playing a big game—bringing all traditional assets onto the blockchain. Whether it's bonds, stocks, or real estate, all are being tokenized. Once this trend takes off, the demand for ecosystem infrastructure like Ethereum will surge dramatically.

Of course, these are future events. There’s still a road to travel from now until 2026, and market volatility is unpredictable. However, a seasoned Wall Street veteran like Tom Lee making this prediction at least indicates that the traditional financial sector’s attitude towards blockchain is gradually changing—from skepticism to exploration. This in itself is a signal.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 12-29 03:20

Tom Lee is just making up stories again, $20,000... Wake up, everyone --- I believe in this wave of RWA, but can we first get the Gas fees down? --- That bunch on Wall Street just talks about tokenization, but they're still hoarding their own coins. Don't be fooled --- 2026? Bro, I only care if I can break even by tomorrow --- That logic sounds fine, but the question is, who believes it? --- Arbitrage traders must hold steady, or else we won't share in this wave of dividends --- It sounds good, but in the end, isn't it just big players cutting the leeks? --- Asset on-chain is an inevitable trend, but is ETH still the biggest winner? That's still up for debate

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 12-29 03:20

7000 to 9000? Are you dreaming, buddy? --- I've heard the "asset on-chain" rhetoric too many times; by the time it happens, the lilies will have withered. --- Tom Lee treats his vision as a prediction, a classic Wall Street style. --- $20,000... alright, let's see it drop to $500 first. --- But on the other hand, the entry of traditional finance is indeed a signal, no matter how much they shout. --- Another big player calling the shots, just chasing traffic. --- The RWA concept has been hyped for so long, but in the end, ETH is still the same.

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GasFeeVictim

· 12-29 03:14

Haha, Tom Lee is starting to tell stories again. The price range of 7000-9000 sounds comfortable, but I don't know how many rounds of crashes we'll go through by 2026... The logic of RWA tokenization does make sense, but will Wall Street really let ETH become infrastructure? I'm skeptical. $20,000? Dream on, buddy, wake up. Wait, are they really building L2, or is this just another prelude to a new round of scalpings? I only half believe and half remain cautious about traditional finance embracing on-chain assets. It's the same old story with TradFi, can they come up with new tricks... This guy is bullish on ETH, but I think his prediction will be proven wrong sooner rather than later.

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FloorSweeper

· 12-29 03:11

7000 to 9000? Tom Lee, that guy, can't be joking, right? Wake up.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 12-29 03:00

Really, 20,000 dollars? Tom Lee is daydreaming again --- I'm tired of the term tokenization; every time it's said, the result is the same --- But Wall Street is gradually recognizing this, which is quite interesting --- 2026? Wake up, it's almost 2024 now --- ETH reaching 9000 can indeed make money, but the real test is the 7000 level --- As long as institutions get involved seriously, everything else is just noise --- I'm optimistic about tokenized bonds; it's much more reliable than buying coins --- Whatever Tom Lee says, I just take it as a story. What about last year's predictions? --- The logic makes sense; infrastructure will definitely be scarce, now it's just a matter of who can survive until that day

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