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#美SEC和CFTC加密监管合作# In the Crypto Assets market, Fundstrat analyst Tom Lee has long been regarded by many investors as the "prophet of prophecy". His numerous market predictions in the past have indeed shown a remarkably high accuracy rate, leaving a strong impression.
However, his two important predictions about Ethereum seem to be facing a severe reality test recently.
First, he predicted that the price of Ethereum would reach $5500 in September. However, as September is coming to an end with only a few days left, the ETH price is still hovering in the range of over $3000, far from the predicted target, and achieving such a leap in such a short time seems to require an extremely rare significant market surge.
Secondly, Tom Lee confidently stated that during the current adjustment period, ETH would not fall below the key support level of $4000. However, the fact is that the market has witnessed ETH prices dipping to $3815. Although there was a rebound afterwards, this important psychological barrier has indeed been breached.
Currently, Tom Lee has not made any new comments or explanations regarding these inaccurate predictions. This raises the question: Has the complexity of the market exceeded even the predictive capabilities of the most experienced analysts? Is it still possible for these two predictions to be realized at some point in the future?
The unpredictability of the crypto market once again reminds investors that even predictions from the most respected analysts should be approached with caution and not followed blindly. The market will ultimately reveal its own trajectory, which often goes beyond the scope of any single predictive model.