Today I came across a few market updates and would like to share them with you.

First, let's look at macro signals. The Federal Reserve has recently injected $25.95 billion into the economy, and this liquidity injection is quite meaningful in the current market environment. Coupled with such a policy environment, institutional interest in digital assets is also heating up.

Speaking of institutional movements, we have to mention some key figures on Wall Street. Renowned investor Tom Lee recently shared his views on the crypto market. He believes that Ethereum could be in the $7,000 to $9,000 range in early 2026, and in the long term, it even has the potential to surge toward $20,000. Regarding Bitcoin, Tom Lee's assessment is that as a store of value with limited supply, it might start recovering to the $200,000 level next year. He emphasized that the asset tokenization process on Wall Street will significantly improve financial efficiency and also promote the practical application scenarios of Ethereum and other crypto projects.

What's more interesting is that billionaire Grant Cardone recently revealed his plan to launch the world's largest Bitcoin-related company in 2026. This move is somewhat reminiscent of Michael Saylor's approach with MicroStrategy back then, indicating that a new heavyweight player may emerge in the crypto space. Based on these signals, this year remains a year full of opportunities for the digital asset sector.