Tom Lee, chairman of Ethereum treasury BitMine, stated in his latest podcast, Altcoin Daily, that Ethereum's current price reflects not what happened today, but what will happen in the future. Therefore, don't expect it to rise every day; you have to bet on that "supercycle." Lee believes the biggest misconception is that even if you discount future EQM to $5,000 or even $3,000, Ethereum's final price ten years from now might still be $100,000. "Today's price difference is just a tiny fluctuation in the discount rate." But everyone wants instant gratification—press the buy button and make money the next day; if it doesn't rise, "this coin is a scam." They think they can press the button 1,000 times and win 1,005 times, but nobody can. Therefore, what most people really need to do is recognize the "tokenization" super narrative of the next 5-10 years; ten years from now, Ethereum will be a completely different, monster-sized chain. Today's prices are like looking at the finish line ten years in advance through a telescope—the target is 1,000 miles away, and you've only taken five steps; of course, it's still in the "future."