Tom Lee: Bitcoin has surged 100 times, and Ethereum is about to enter the same super cycle
Jinse Finance reported that Tom Lee, Chairman of BitMine, stated on social media that bitcoin is a volatile asset. His company first recommended bitcoin to clients in 2017 (with an allocation ratio of 1%-2%), when the BTC price was around $1,000. Over the past 8.5 years, BTC has experienced six declines of more than 50% and three declines of more than 75%. As of 2025, bitcoin has increased 100 times compared to when it was first recommended. Tom Lee pointed out that to benefit from this 100x supercycle, investors must persist in holding at critical moments. He explained that cryptocurrency prices reflect enormous expectations for the future, so skepticism brings volatility. Tom Lee believes that ETH is currently entering the same supercycle, but emphasizes that the upward path is not a straight line.
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