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Will the S&P reach 7300? Will BTC To da moon?



Tom Lee from Wall Street recently made a bold prediction: the S&P 500 may soar to 7300 points by the end of the year. The reasoning is solid—The Federal Reserve's tightening cycle may really be over, with expectations of interest rate cuts and a halt to balance sheet reduction, which means market liquidity is set to start increasing.

What happens when there is too much water? Traditional financial markets tend to rise, and the crypto market often follows suit.

But the question arises: how should ordinary investors play this wave?

If funds really flow back on a large scale, #美联储恢复降息进程 and mainstream coins are likely to benefit. But don’t rush in as soon as you see a rise! Institutions might be "grabbing performance" now, and short-term fluctuations will be significant. The truly stable strategy is: hold your spot position, and add to your position in batches during pullbacks; it’s much safer than chasing highs.

My judgment is: liquidity easing is definitely a good thing for the crypto market in the medium to long term, but in the short term, one should be careful of the risk of a high pullback. The market is always full of opportunities, what is lacking is calm people. Buy when it drops, hold on when it rises, this is the logic that allows retail investors to survive.
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RuntimeErrorvip
· 16h ago
I've heard of this prediction from Tom Lee, but the number 7300 sounds a bit ambitious. That being said, point shaving in liquidity is indeed beneficial for the crypto world; it just depends on how institutions play it.
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GasFeeBarbecuevip
· 19h ago
Tom Lee's prediction... sounds like he's telling a story again. If it really rushes up to 7300, I'll directly take the opposite position to short. Let's stay stable and not be fooled by the institutions. Incrementally entering a position during pullbacks is the way to go. If liquidity really comes, BTC won't escape, but this time is different, retail investors need to be more cautious. I remember the lesson from chasing the price last time... no matter what, I won't rush in this time. When things sound good, it's often when people get trapped. Staying clear-headed is the most important.
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ApeWithAPlanvip
· 19h ago
Here comes another prediction to play people for suckers, Tom Lee keeps saying the same thing every year, honestly, I’m tired of hearing it. --- Interest rate cuts = point shaving = coin rise, this logic is simple and crude, but who the hell can really tell if the institutions are buying the dip or dumping. --- 7300, 10000, 50000... these numbers are thrown around casually, in the end, they still get dumped, I just want to know if it will be the same this time. --- Alright, I’m just holding my position waiting for a pullback, either double or drop to zero, I really don’t want to see these fluctuations in between. --- You’re right, what’s lacking is calmness. But to be honest, how many retail investors are really calm? Most just run when they make a profit and cut loss when they incur a loss. --- If liquidity point shaving really happens, BTC does have a chance, but don’t be fooled by short-term Candlestick patterns, this is a long-term game. --- How do institutions scramble for performance? Isn’t it just dumping at high positions? We retail investors just wait to catch a falling knife.
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Whale_Whisperervip
· 19h ago
It's the same old rhetoric from Tom Lee, 7300 oh... just listen to it, how come it always relies on interest rate cuts to rise? This wave of liquidity point shaving is indeed beneficial for the crypto world, but don't let the inflated bubble cloud your judgment; most of those entering the market now are here to play people for suckers. I still adhere to the bottom position strategy; those who increase the position when it falls will be the ones laughing in the end. Those chasing the price now are probably already on the Tied Up list. In short, it's just two words—patience. The market won't take off immediately because of one prediction.
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MetaverseLandladyvip
· 20h ago
Again it's Tom Lee's prediction, this guy really never lets us down, haha --- Liquidity point shaving sounds nice, but I still want to be cautious, last time that's how I got trapped --- BTC can rise, but don't bet all your savings on it, institutions play people for suckers without mercy --- Buying in batches after a fall has been overused, the key is when it falls, no one can say for sure --- Is the S&P 7300 for real? Let's first see how the Fed plays it --- To put it bluntly, it's just about holding the bottom position and waiting for opportunities, that's what I'm doing now, what else can I do --- It's a bit nerve-wracking to enter the market now, feels like I need to wait a bit longer --- Don't be fooled by macro narratives, institutions accumulating is real
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PositionPhobiavip
· 20h ago
Ha, it's that same old rhetoric from Tom Lee again, every time he manages to fool a bunch of people. 7300? Let's wait and see, point shaving is indeed beneficial for the crypto world, but I get anxious just watching those who dare to go all in.
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