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Wall Street Shorts ETH: Vitalik Knew and Front-Ran, Tom Lee Still Deluded

Wall Street short-selling firm Culper Research has initiated a short position on ETH and related securities, including Bitmine (BMNR). The firm argues that Ethereum’s token economic model was fundamentally broken following the Fusaka upgrade in December 2025, which increased the gas limit from 45M to 60M. Contrary to initial expectations of a 10–30% drop, gas fees fell by approximately 90%, leading to a surge in low-value on-chain activity such as address poisoning and dust attacks. These activities now account for a significant portion of transaction growth and new wallet creation, distorting metrics often cited as signs of organic adoption. Culper alleges that Vitalik Buterin and core developers severely miscalculated Layer 1 demand elasticity using outdated models, overestimating real demand by 3–9 times. The report claims Vitalik is aware of these issues and has been selling ETH, exceeding previously announced sales targets. Meanwhile, Tom Lee of Bitmine continues to defend ETH based on misleading on-chain activity growth. Additionally, validators are earning 40–50% less in tips per unit of gas, reducing staking yields and potentially weakening institutional interest. Ethereum is also losing developer and market share to Solana, which has attracted major institutional DeFi adoption. Culper concludes that Ethereum’s tokenomics are irreparably damaged and expects further price declines.

Odaily星球日报03/06 04:44

Wall Street Shorts ETH: Vitalik Knew and Front-Ran, Tom Lee Still Deluded

Odaily星球日报03/06 04:44

Tom Lee: From Wall Street Strategist to Ethereum's Biggest Bull

Tom Lee, a former Wall Street strategist and co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, has become one of the most prominent voices bridging traditional finance and the crypto market. Known for his macro-driven, bullish outlook on assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, he translates complex economic variables—such as monetary policy, liquidity, and institutional adoption—into actionable investment theses. Lee began his career at J.P. Morgan, where he developed expertise in equity strategy and macro analysis. After founding Fundstrat, he gradually shifted focus toward crypto, framing Bitcoin as a hedge against monetary uncertainty and a risk asset correlated with macro liquidity. While often perceived as perpetually bullish, Lee’s approach is narrative-driven and long-term. He views Ethereum not as a speculative token but as a productive financial infrastructure asset—akin to a digital commodity—powering decentralized finance, stablecoins, and real-world asset tokenization. Key to his ETH thesis are its deflationary mechanism (via burning), staking yield, and role as the settlement layer for on-chain activity. Lee emphasizes that Ethereum’s value capture resembles that of cash-flow-generating assets, making it more palatable to institutional investors. As crypto becomes more regulated and institutionalized, he believes ETH’s economic model and utility will drive sustained demand. His influence lies in applying Wall Street frameworks to crypto, offering a macro perspective often absent in retail-driven markets.

marsbit02/12 01:18

Tom Lee: From Wall Street Strategist to Ethereum's Biggest Bull

marsbit02/12 01:18

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