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Tom Lee forecasts Ethereum could reach $15,000, while the SEC scrutinizes staking blending DeFi and traditional funds.

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Tom Lee forecasts Ethereum could reach $15,000, while the SEC scrutinizes staking blending DeFi and traditional funds.

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  1. Tom Lee raises his Ether price prediction to $250k, citing mainstream adoption potential.1 source
  2. Tom Lee predicts ETH hitting $15k, alongside SEC scrutiny of DeFi staking.1 source

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