Wu Shuo learned that Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat, said that as “AI bottleneck” assets such as semiconductors and memory have pulled back, downstream assets including software, large tech stocks, and Ethereum have started to strengthen. Over the past month, ETH has outperformed the memory chip ETF DRAM by about 55%. He believes that expectations for ETH improve in the second half of the year, mainly supported by factors including the development of Robinhood Chain and Wall Street pushing forward with asset tokenization; at the same time, AI applications need verifiable rules and constraint mechanisms, and Ethereum may become the relevant settlement and trust infrastructure.

ETH-1.76%
DRAM1.24%
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FakeoutDetector
· 5h ago
Tom Lee is right this time—ETH really has a chance in the second half of the year.
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InvisibleMarketMaker
· 5h ago
AI + Ethereum sounds cool, but isn’t it still a bit too early to bring it to reality?
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LotteryProof
· 6h ago
Tom Lee has always been bullish on ETH, but this time the “verifiable rules” he mentioned are indeed a real pain point—such as copyright verification for AI-generated content and data rights/ownership verification. All of this requires a decentralized layer of trust, and Ethereum’s smart contract capabilities are a perfect fit. The second half of the year is worth keeping an eye on.
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MarginPlayer
· 6h ago
The memory chip ETF fell while ETH rose, showing clear capital rotation, but don’t be too optimistic—the market sentiment is changing fast.
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