2025-12-19 01:03:15

When market sentiment is low,坚持看多需要勇气. Senior investor Tom Lee recently shared his thoughts at an industry conference—despite many around him beginning to waver, his long-term outlook on the crypto market remains unchanged.

He pointed out that although the crypto market in 2025 faces various uncertainties, from a macro cycle perspective, this sector still holds great opportunities. Behind this persistence is a deep understanding of technological development and market maturity.

Market bottoms are often accompanied by a spread of pessimism, but it is precisely at this time that clear thinking and a long-term perspective become especially valuable. Tom Lee's view reminds us—during the cyclical fluctuations of the crypto market, confidence and rational analysis often determine the ultimate gains.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 2025-12-20 08:41

Everyone who was bullish at the bottom has made a fortune, and those still hesitating are now regretting it. Tom Lee is indeed a guy with some insight, much more clear-headed than those shouting for a sell-off every day. This bear market is the biggest test of mental strength; those who can't hold on are all losers. The opportunity to turn things around in 2025 is right in front of us; it depends on who can endure. Honestly, the more desperate you feel, the easier it is to buy the dip, just afraid of not being able to pull the trigger. Sticking to a bullish outlook definitely takes courage, but it also requires a clear head and not letting emotions take over.

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ParanoiaKing

· 2025-12-19 05:16

Tom Lee's rhetoric is always the same every year; anyway, the bottom can always be found. Why don't they mention the macro cycle when it comes to harvesting profits? Can this wave really turn things around? I'll wait and see.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 2025-12-19 01:27

Wait, Tom Lee is bullish again? I just want to ask how his account is doing now. Persistence is persistence, but the key is whether the persistence is correct. Bottom confidence is easy to talk about, but actually investing money in it is another matter. I just wanted to follow the trend and make some quick money, but I got trapped quite a bit after listening to these big shots. Now he's coming back with the long-term cycle theory? I don't want to hear it anymore, give me some solid signals.

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TideReceder

· 2025-12-19 01:23

Even at this level, I can still add positions with a smile, which is not something just anyone can do. This is what a bottom looks like. Watching others panic while you stay calm—it's easy to say. Old foxes like Tom Lee have long seen through this; cycles are really tests of psychological resilience. But on the other hand, how many people can truly hold on during the most desperate times... Being bullish definitely takes courage, but it also requires some money to prove your conviction. If this wave rebounds, those who are calling for a short will have to step up and explain themselves. Having a long-term perspective sounds impressive, but what about monthly mortgage payments?

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 2025-12-19 01:13

Tom Lee is at it again, hyping up the market, got it. I just want to ask, where is the bottom? We've been saying this for how many rounds now. In critical moments, it still depends on who has real cash to buy the dip. Talking big doesn't mean much.

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hodl_therapist

· 2025-12-19 01:04

Good grief, I've heard Tom Lee's argument many times... Every time he says the bottom is an opportunity, is this one real or fake? Being bullish definitely takes courage, but it also takes guts, otherwise it's easy to get caught and jump off a building... Bottoms accompanied by pessimism? Duh, the bottom is the most pessimistic time, if everyone was optimistic, it would have already soared. Can this wave really turn around? It feels like everyone is gambling.

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ContractFreelancer

· 2025-12-19 01:04

Tom Lee's rhetoric has been heard too many times, but the key is having money to buy the dip. True courage is daring to lose money, not just talking about it. Bottom? How do you know it won't drop another 50%? Easy to say, but who will take responsibility if something goes wrong? Confidence? I only trust the K-line to speak.

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