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TOM LEE: BANKS MIGHT SLEEP THROUGH THE CRYPTO REVOLUTION!

Tom Lee is a well-known American financial analyst, co-founder of the research firm Fundstrat Global Advisors, and chairman of the board of directors at BitMine Immersion Technologies, a company actively accumulating $ETH .
In his view, about 99% of the financial system still runs on legacy infrastructure. And this very well could become the weak spot for traditional banks.
Cryptocurrencies and blockchain are capable of changing the speed, cost, and accessibility of financial transactions. Banks that do not begin adapting right now risk being left behind.
The future of finance may belong to those who merge traditional money with blockchain technologies. Perhaps that is precisely why it is worth taking a closer look at $BTC and $ETH .
Do you believe that crypto will one day become the foundation of the global financial system?

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🚨 TOM LEE ON BITCOIN! ₿

Tom Lee says many venture capitalists he met 10 years ago wish they had invested more in $BTC.

Some tech investments delivered returns, but Bitcoin could have been a different story.

Hindsight is powerful. Could BTC shape the next decade of investing?

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Tom Lee’s Bitmine did something unusual this week: it didn’t just buy ETH—it also bought back its own stock 🔥

📌 Bitmine (BMNR) resumed buybacks after a roughly 10-week pause, repurchasing 2.04 million shares last week for about $45.9 million, at an average price of $22.48
📌 It also added 10,452 ETH, worth about $24.5 million, though at a slower pace than the 12,535 ETH bought the week before
📌 Buybacks this year have totaled 22.9 million shares, nearly $400 million

Tom Lee’s reasoning: ETH has fallen 13% from its peak, while U.S. semiconductors ($SOXX) have dropped 20% over the same period. So, “crypto is holding up better than AI stocks, and the bull market is underway.”

⚠️ My take: Buybacks suggest management believes its stock is undervalued. Funds are starting to be split between “buying coins” and “buying stock,” so ETH buying is no longer an unlimited firepower. And holding up better doesn’t mean it can’t fall further. ETH is currently around $2,317, down 1.5% over 24 hours.

Key thing to watch: What the FOMC signals this week (10/27-28) about a December rate hike.

Do you think ETH treasury companies will keep buying coins, or shift toward buybacks? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇

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Sources: CoinDesk, CoinGecko. Personal opinion only; not investment advice

Tom Lee is at it again, saying, "99% of finance is still running on the old rails, and banks are underestimating how quickly crypto will take over."

You can’t exactly say he’s wrong, but first, look at who’s saying it.

He’s the chairman of Bitmine. The figures circulating on X say Bitmine holds over 6 million ETH, roughly 5% of the circulating supply. When someone heavily invested in ETH tells you, "Banks that don’t get on board will be left behind," how is that any different from an umbrella salesman predicting rain every day?

The way this spreads is even funnier. Cointelegraph posted a story yesterday that got 34,000 views, and then I saw seven or eight accounts copy-paste "🔥 TODAY: Tom Lee says..." word for word. Some of them posted it despite getting only a handful of views. One account that follows him closely even repackaged the quote as "recency bias in banking." Same take, just wrapped in a few different layers.

The fact that 99% is still on the old rails just shows that banks aren’t in any hurry. Real tokenization is being built out gradually by the likes of DTCC and BlackRock themselves. Nobody needs to buy ETH treasury stocks to "get ahead of the curve."

You can listen to the narrative, but decide your own position. When a big name is pitching a trade, first think about what their cost basis is.

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Is crypto adoption being underestimated? Tom Lee lays out the numbers again.

According to reports, Tom Lee, chairman of Bitmine, an Ethereum treasury company, noted that around 99% of financial activity still runs on traditional infrastructure. As a result, the market may be underestimating the room for crypto adoption. He also warned banks that if they continue to lag in the shift to crypto, they could fall behind in the next round of competition.

How to read this: It’s a “huge existing market, but still shallow penetration” narrative. That supports the long-term adoption story, but it doesn’t directly translate into a short-term price catalyst. In reality, stablecoin settlements, RWA, and bank pilots are advancing, but the share that can genuinely replace credit cards and clearing remains low. Treat this as a macro perspective—the pace of real-world adoption still depends on licensing, compliant channels, and when institutional capital actually enters the market.

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Tom Lee expects ETH to hit $10,000. But there’s a catch 🤔

Tom Lee made a prediction: $ETH could reach **$10,000** in the next 12 months. The reasons: rising corporate demand and shrinking supply.
But here’s a fact: his company, BitMine, already holds 6 million ETH (nearly 5% of the circulating supply). He has a direct stake in its price going up.
Is this a brilliant prediction or a classic pump by a big player? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇
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Tom Lee's BitMine just added another 12,535 ETH worth roughly 30 million dollars

That brings total holdings to 6,041,481 ETH which is 4.9 percent of supply

The gap to the 5 percent goal is now about 63,519 ETH

That is the entire remaining distance

At this pace the Alchemy of 5 percent closes before year end

And Lee has already said the buying stops the moment it hits 5 percent not a coin more
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🚨 JUST IN: Tom Lee’s BitMine acquires another 12,535 $ETH worth approximately $30 million, signaling continued institutional accumulation of Ethereum amid growing interest in crypto treasury strategies. 🐋
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Crypto dad Tom Lee is sounding off again: cryptocurrencies, chip stocks, and AI cloud companies have all fallen to support levels. As long as the fundamentals are intact, they’re “compressed springs,” and the risk-reward ratio for jumping in now is “pretty good.”

The problem is, he’s still sitting on 6 million $ETH and down $4.5 billion on paper. Just two weeks ago in Singapore, he cut his year-end target from 10,000 to 5,000—and prediction markets give it only a 4% chance of coming true.

So is the spring about to bounce, or is Dad just trying to psych himself up? Pick one in the comments:
A: He got it right this time
B: Explain that previous 10,000 target first

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One of the biggest buyers in the ETH market may soon disappear.

Without much fanfare, Tom Lee and Bitmine have kept buying and now hold a total of 6,028,946 $ETH , or about 4.9% of Ethereum’s total supply.

They’re now only about 100,000 ETH away from their previously set target of holding 5%.

At their current pace of accumulating around 12,500 ETH per week, they could reach this target in about two months.

Bitmine has been one of the most important institutional buyers in the ETH market, consistently providing additional demand.

Once the 5% target is reached, if Bitmine stops accumulating ETH on a large scale, the ETH market will lose a very important and steady source of marginal demand.

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TOM LEE has shared an optimistic outlook for the cryptocurrency market, predicting that $BTC could climb above $100,000 by the end of the year. He also expects $ETH to make a strong move toward the $7,500 level during the same period. These projections reflect his positive view of the long-term potential of leading cryptocurrencies, although actual price movements will depend on market conditions, investor sentiment, and broader economic developments.
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🔥 Fundstrat’s Tom Lee believes Ethereum ($ETH ) could surge above $5,000 before the end of 2026.
🏦 What could drive this rally?
Growing institutional adoption
Rising demand for stablecoins
Expansion of DeFi and tokenized assets
📈 Ethereum continues to play a major role in the crypto ecosystem, and institutional interest could support further growth.
⚠️ However, this is a prediction, not a guarantee. Market volatility and downside risks remain.
💬 Do you think ETH can reach $5,000 by the end of 2026?
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【South Korean stocks plunge more than 6%! Tom Lee warns: Selling pressure could spread to BTC and ETH 🔥】

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South Korean stocks suddenly took a sharp dive, and the crypto market could also feel the impact.

On October 13, Bitmine chairman Tom Lee warned that the steep drop in South Korean stocks could be transmitting selling pressure to the crypto market.

That day, South Korea’s KOSPI index fell more than 6% at one point. The exchange also activated a temporary mechanism to restrict programmatic sell orders in response to the sharp volatility.

Why would a stock market downturn affect BTC and ETH?

The key lies in leveraged trading and a chain reaction involving funds.

Put simply, some investors borrow money to buy stocks. When share prices plunge and the value of their collateral falls short, brokers may issue margin calls or even force them to sell assets.

To cover the shortfall, investors may sell off other assets too, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Tom Lee specifically noted that South Korean investors are also major participants in the crypto market, so selling pressure in the stock market could spill over into crypto assets.

But keep in mind: this is a potential risk. It doesn’t mean that a decline in South Korean stocks will necessarily trigger a sharp BTC sell-off. There also isn’t enough data at present to show how much crypto selling has already been caused by forced liquidations in the South Korean stock market.

📌 What’s really worth watching next is whether South Korean stocks can stabilize, whether more forced liquidations occur in the crypto market, and whether BTC and ETH can remain steady as market volatility intensifies.
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Tom Lee’s Bitmine made it official: it holds 6.03 million $ETH , equal to 4.9% of Ethereum’s total supply. Its crypto assets and cash add up to $16.2 billion, and it’s aiming for 5%.

In the same week, spot ETH ETFs saw $542 million in net outflows.

On one side, Wall Street institutions are voting with their feet and redeeming. On the other, Tom Lee is putting real money on the line and buying in—while declaring on October 7 that “this bull run could be the biggest one yet.” Both sides are betting on ETH’s future, and the stakes are out in the open—which side are you on?

A: Bet with Tom Lee—the bull market’s engine is ETH
B: The redeeming institutions are the smart money; wait and see

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【Could $2 trillion in wealth soon change hands? Tom Lee is bullish on crypto as Bitmine continues to scoop up ETH 🔥】

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Renowned Wall Street analyst Tom Lee believes a generational wealth transfer worth as much as $2 trillion could create new demand for the crypto market in the years ahead.

His reasoning is simple: as wealth gradually shifts from older generations to younger investors, the way it is allocated may also change—and digital assets could benefit.

Meanwhile, Bitmine, his Ethereum treasury company, continues to buy ETH.

According to the company’s latest disclosure, Bitmine added 12,532 ETH over the past week, worth approximately $31.9 million. Its total holdings now stand at around 6.03 million ETH, or about 4.9% of the total ETH supply—bringing it close to the company’s 5% target.

But wealth transfer isn’t the only thing Tom Lee is bullish on.

He sees several other potential drivers for the crypto market: tokenization of real-world assets, continued institutional allocation to digital assets, treasury companies absorbing market supply, and AI agents starting to use crypto wallets.

In short, his bet is that more capital may flow into the crypto market in the future, and ETH could benefit from institutional adoption and growth in on-chain applications.

However, keep in mind that the $2 trillion figure reflects his estimate of the scale of the wealth transfer and its potential impact. It does not mean that this money will flow directly into BTC or ETH. Bitmine’s continued buying also does not guarantee that ETH’s price will rise.

📌 What really matters is whether the generational wealth transfer translates into actual crypto allocations, and whether institutional buying, tokenization applications, and on-chain demand can continue to grow.
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🚨 $2 TRILLION WEALTH TRANSFER TO FUEL CRYPTO DEMAND? 🚀
Tom Lee predicts a massive $1.5T to $2T wealth transfer from 2026 to 2028, with younger heirs driving heavy demand into digital assets! Meanwhile, Bitmine's ETH holdings have surged to over 6 Million coins, closing in fast on its 5% supply target! 🔥
💡 Why it matters: Massive institutional accumulation paired with incoming generational wealth could set the stage for the next explosive market cycle!
👇 Do you think younger investors will pour their inherited wealth into crypto? Drop your thoughts below!
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Tom Lee Predicts $2 Trillion Wealth Transfer as Bitmine Expands Its $ETH Holdings

Tom Lee sees a potential $2 trillion wealth transfer between 2026 and 2028 as a driver of crypto demand. Meanwhile, Bitmine purchased another 12,532 $ETH and is nearing its goal of holding 5% of Ethereum’s supply. The company plans to stop buying once it reaches that target.
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Tom Lee reckons Ethereum's gonna smash past the $5,000 mark before the year's out, and shoot up to roughly $7,500 if Bitcoin cracks that magic $100k barrier

It's a proper bold claim that's stirred up quite a storm, especially since traders on prediction markets are pricing in a tiny, bog-all chance of just 4% for ETH hitting $5,000 by the end of 2026

Is Lee being a right sandwich with his optimism, or are the markets turning a blind eye to a proper breakout?

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​The well-known analyst links Ethereum's rise to years of price accumulation and a tokenisation boom, reckoning the surge will be absolute carnage once it breaks out of the range

While the pessimists are having a laugh at these numbers and betting on the slump continuing, the bulls reckon Lee might just pull off a repeat of his past wins

The big showdown is well and truly on: who's gonna come out on top in this scrap between bold vision and market doubt?

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Tom Lee just halved his own Ethereum target — and it's still wildly bullish.

The BitMine chairman told TOKEN2049 Singapore on Oct 9 (SGT = Beijing time) that ETH should top $5,000 by year-end, down from the $10,000 call he labeled "conservative" last month. If Bitcoin reclaims $100,000, he puts ETH at roughly $7,500. His bigger thesis: five years of sideways chop could set up a cycle run to $25,000–$50,000.

Reality check: prediction markets assign only a ~4% chance to ETH reaching $5,000 this year. Lee's counter — the longer the base, the bigger the breakout, with real-world tokenization driving demand.

Not financial advice.

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Tom Lee just cut his year-end Ethereum target in half — but he's still extremely bullish.

The BitMine chairman said at TOKEN2049 Singapore (Oct 9, Singapore time, the same as Beijing time) that ETH could top $5,000 by year-end, well below the $10,000 target he called "conservative" last month. If Bitcoin reclaims $100,000, ETH could reach $7,500. His core thesis: ETH has been trading sideways for about five years; the longer the base-building, the bigger the breakout, with this cycle potentially taking ETH to $25,000–$50,000.

A reality check: prediction markets put the odds of ETH hitting $5,000 by year-end at just around 4%. Lee is betting that tokenization will bring real-world financial products on-chain, driving institutional demand for Ethereum.

Not investment advice; for informational purposes only.

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