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Tom Lee Predicts Ethereum Bottom Is In This Friday at $2400

Tom Lee Predicts Ethereum Bottom Is In This Friday at $2400

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/02/01 13:10

BlockBeats News, February 1st, Tom Lee shared his 2026 market outlook during this past Friday's podcast appearance on

The Compound
. Tom Lee remains overall optimistic about cryptocurrency, believing that despite short-term downturns (such as speculative funds flowing into precious metals), the long-term bull market is still in its early stages (a ten-year bull market starting from 2022).


Tom Lee also acknowledged that the current crypto market is in a bear market phase, under significant short-term pressure. ETH may touch $2400 as a bottom (today Ethereum briefly touched a low of $2200 and is now around $2400), and then rebound. If the ETH/BTC ratio returns to its historical high, ETH could reach around $12,000.


The above views are consistent with his public views since the new year, with multiple forecasts since 2026 suggesting that this year's market trend will be a decline followed by a rise, and Bitcoin will still hit a new all-time high.

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