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Ethereum Price to $12,000? Tom Lee’s Prediction in Focus as Fed Rate Fears Ease

Tom Lee remains bullish on risk assets, arguing that strong earnings and cash left on the sidelines could extend the market rally.

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Aug 13, 2026 at 1:52 PM UTC · Updated 7일 전 · 4 분 소요

Ethereum Price to $12,000? Tom Lee’s Prediction in Focus as Fed Rate Fears Ease
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Key Takeaways

  • Tom Lee remains bullish on risk assets, arguing that strong earnings and cash left on the sidelines could extend the market rally.

  • The fresh calls have put his $12,000 Ethereum target in focus.

  • With ETH trading near $1,885, the target would require a gain of roughly 537%.

Ethereum's price struggle below $1,900 has done little to stop Tom Lee's enthusiasm for the world's second-largest crypto.

The Fundstrat co-founder returned to CNBC's Closing Bell this week to reiterate his appearance prediction that the S&P 500 could reach 7,900 to 8,000 before the end of August.

That upbeat market view has put Lee's much larger Ethereum forecasts back in focus for doubting traders.

He has previously outlined a route to $12,000, with more aggressive scenarios stretching to $22,000 or even $62,000.

Is it likely? CCN took a deep dive to find out.

Tom Lee Remains Bullish

Lee appeared on CNBC's Closing Bell panel again on Aug. 12, keeping his broader risk-on thesis in view after the latest inflation report.

It comes after his appearance last week, where Lee said a recent bout of deleveraging had driven sentiment sharply lower without damaging the economy's underlying fundamentals.

He argued that good corporate results, resilient demand for AI, and the possibility of cooler-than-expected inflation could force underinvested traders to chase the market higher.

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$2,374

+5.51% (24H)

Market Cap

$286.6B

24H Volume

$20.4B

24H High

$2,398

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