#ETH走势分析 Tom Lee has made another bold statement recently—$ETH at the current $3,000 price? Seriously undervalued. Even more surprisingly, he believes ETH could reach $62,000 in this bull market.

Honestly, this is a pretty hardcore view. He directly called $2,500 a “free entry opportunity,” firmly believing that this is the bottom range. His logic is straightforward: if the BTC/ETH ratio can recover to 0.25 (which has happened historically), then ETH still has 3-4x potential, with a conservative target of $9,000-$12,000. If BTC really surges to $250,000 in an extreme scenario, it’s not impossible for ETH to follow and hit over $60,000.

On the institutional side, actions speak louder. Traditional financial giants like BlackRock and JPMorgan have recently been pouring money into the Ethereum network, especially with RWA tokenization projects flocking to the ETH ecosystem. Think about it—the level of recognition here is far beyond what retail investors can match. Even more impressive is Tom Lee’s own BitMine fund, which holds over $11 billion in ETH (about 2.15 million coins), and just last week added nearly 100,000 more—doubling their previous accumulation pace.

Why is he so confident? The core reason is that ETH is experiencing its so-called “1971 moment”—after securing the main battleground for smart contracts, it’s become Wall Street’s top platform for asset tokenization. On the tech side, the Pectra upgrade just went live, and the Fusaka upgrade is coming in 2026. Plus, crypto treasury companies (like Strategy) are now outpacing traditional businesses in US stock trading volume, and ETH’s staking yields and ecosystem value keep delivering.

Of course, $62,000 sounds ambitious, but the idea that $3,000 is undervalued... well, institutions are voting with real money.