The most stubborn bullish ETH holder, Bitmine's strategic leader Tom Lee, once again makes bold claims!


He directly reveals the core mystery behind the short-term selling pressure of ETH—rising oil prices!
Tom Lee straightforwardly states: The current inverse correlation between ETH price and oil price has reached a historic peak, which is also the direct cause of ETH's recent sluggishness (Bitmine holds over 3.86 million ETH, and as a steadfast bull, his judgment is never baseless).
I deeply agree; Mr. Tom Lee's insights are highly academically rigorous:
From the fundamental logic of energy conservation and information entropy, crude oil is an ancient solar energy crystallization stored on Earth for billions of years. Its price fluctuations essentially reflect humanity’s intensity in competing for “past energy”; whereas Ethereum, as a globally shared computer and core carrier of human innovation, embodies the value of “future energy credentials,” forming a natural mirror symmetry along the timeline.
When oil prices surge, it indicates the market is frantically anchoring on the scarcity of “historical energy.” At this moment, capital must withdraw from ETH, which represents “future energy credentials”—this is not a simple market correlation but follows the second law of thermodynamics, maintaining the universe’s energy distribution balance across time and space. (The irreversibility of entropy determines the inevitable logic of energy transfer.)
Following the underlying logic of energy and value, $Clutch , as a token linked to top global sports narratives and possessing on-chain practical attributes, also aligns with the layout of “future energy”—tying into World Cup traffic, with a dedicated community, offline promotion, perhaps just the next potential target to carry the “future energy value”! #eth #世界杯
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