2025-12-27 09:30:29

#比特币与代币化黄金对比 $LPT $ETH $ZEC

Have you heard? Recently, the voices on Wall Street have been heating up again. Renowned analyst Tom Lee made a bold prediction in a public speech — by early 2026, Ethereum could break through the $7,000-$9,000 price barrier, and in the long term, it might even reach $20,000. As soon as these remarks were made, the market responded significantly.

Why does this guy dare to make such a prediction? The key lies in a major trend — asset tokenization is moving from concept to reality. From Robinhood to traditional financial giants like BlackRock, they are starting to deploy on-chain asset management and settlement systems. This is not some fantasy, but a real upgrade of financial infrastructure. Look, Ethereum, which was previously labeled as a "crypto trading platform," is gradually evolving into a foundational network that supports real financial needs — on-chain settlement is more efficient, cheaper, and more liquid.

Once this logic is validated, ETH's value will no longer depend solely on market sentiment but will be closely tied to actual applications. Institutional funds are pouring in continuously, and ecosystem applications are constantly improving, which could indeed unlock significant growth potential.

However, any prediction should be taken with a grain of salt. The market is always full of uncertainties, and while the outlook is enticing, volatility is inevitable. Do you think this logic holds? Or do you have a different view on the future of on-chain finance? Feel free to share your thoughts.

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· 17h ago

Tom Lee is at it again; anyway, what Wall Street folks say is always pretty uncertain. Institutional entry is real, but whether it can last until 2026 is hard to say. I'm more optimistic about tokenized gold; it's more reliable than pure hype. ETH breaking 7k? Let's see what the price is now before we start bragging. Big players like BlackRock are really aggressive; on-chain settlement is bound to happen sooner or later. Basically, it's about who can survive until that day—the market is ruthless.

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HackerWhoCares

· 17h ago

Tom Lee is starting to hype again, but this time the logic behind RWA actually makes some sense. Tokenized gold is much more reliable than BTC; real gold and silver on the chain is the right path. ETH reaching 20,000? Let's wait until institutions actually enter the market before talking about it; for now, it's mostly air.

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ser_ngmi

· 17h ago

Tom Lee is back at it, but this time it seems like there might be something real... I’m optimistic about tokenized gold. --- Really? Over 7000 is unprecedented, and they dare to claim 20,000? Let’s see if institutions really put their money where their mouth is first. --- BlackRock is moving so quickly; I thought traditional finance would take another two years to catch up. --- On-chain settlement costs being low is one thing, but liquidity being strong is a joke—it's still too thin. --- $ETH is so bullish right now, but when it hits 7000, it might crash again. The job of cutting leeks never ends. --- Tokenization is bound to happen sooner or later. The question is, who can pull it off? It might not even be ETH. --- Robinhood deploying on-chain settlement—why didn’t I see this news? Probably media nonsense again. --- I like this kind of rhetoric, but don’t get caught again, brother. History tends to repeat itself.

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MEVHunter_9000