The Fed Hiked. Tom Lee Is Still Bullish.
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- 30 Sept 2026, 21:23 UTC
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- 01 Oct 2026, 01:54 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Ethereum (ETHUSDT) breaking out after a prolonged period of consolidation. Historically, Ethereum has experienced significant upward movements following extended consolidation phases. For instance, previous consolidations led to gains of 62x and 17x. The current consolidation has lasted for 60 months, with key price levels noted at $23, $280, $4,811, $5,000, and $2,750. The projected target for Ethereum, following a breakout above $5,000, is $50,000, representing a potential 10x gain. The analysis suggests that the current price of $2,750 is a pivotal point. A failure to hold above a certain level (inferred to be around $2,000, given the bullish outlook and historical price action) would invalidate the bullish thesis, while a sustained move above $5,000 would confirm the breakout and target the $50,000 level. The timeframe for this analysis is implied to be medium to long-term, given the historical consolidation periods discussed.
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