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Tom Lee is putting specific numbers on where Bitcoin and Ethereum are heading by the end of 2026, and neither target is conservative. Bitcoin between $150,000 and $250,000. Ethereum between $9,000 and $12,000. And he is not framing Ethereum as a secondary move behind Bitcoin. He is saying Ethereum could deliver even stronger relative upside as crypto enters what he calls an exponential phase tied to AI and the future of finance.
Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors and one of Wall Street’s most closely followed market strategists with over 30 years of experience, is also unusually direct about what stands between now and those targets. He sees three specific risks that could produce a 10 to 20% drawdown sharp enough to feel like the cycle has broken. A new Federal Reserve leadership cycle that markets always test.
A White House increasingly picking winners and losers across industries and countries in ways that create uncertainty. And a market still trying to price exactly how large the AI opportunity actually is. He is not predicting a smooth ride. He is predicting that those pullbacks will be the setup for the final leg higher.
Jack Mallers, CEO of Strike and one of the most direct voices on Bitcoin’s monetary properties, is thinking about this on a completely different scale. His argument is not about price targets. It is about where global wealth sits today and where it is going next. Total global assets sit at roughly $900 trillion. Roughly half of that, somewhere between $400 and $500 trillion, is being used not for its original purpose but as a store of value. Real estate held as savings. Art locked in vaults. Gold stockpiled as reserves. Bitcoin is now competing for that role. And it competes with properties none of those assets have. Fixed supply, no physical storage requirement, no political jurisdiction, and no central authority that can adjust the rules.
In this video we break down both frameworks in full. Why Tom Lee’s Ethereum call is based on usage trends that never stopped building while prices consolidated. What specifically he is watching for that would confirm the next leg is beginning.
Why Mallers says everything is good for Bitcoin, whether governments print money or systems break, and why that asymmetry is the most important structural argument in the entire market. And why both frameworks, arriving from completely different directions, point at the same conclusion about where capital is going next.
The biggest risk right now is not volatility. It is underexposure to a move that will not wait for confirmation before it starts.
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Disclaimer: This video is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.
Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.
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