Tom Lee remains unwavering in his bullish outlook on crypto's next phase. He believes the market is approaching a new supercycle, and the core asset that stands to benefit most? Ethereum. In his view, two major trends are becoming increasingly clear. First, asset tokenization driven by Wall Street. Second, the surge in on-chain demand fueled by AI agents. Tokenization, in particular, is a game changer. With the continued growth of ETFs, stablecoins, tokenized US stocks, and RWA, more traditional financial assets are migrating on-chain. And the platform best positioned to capture this value? Likely the Ethereum ecosystem. Tom Lee even suggests that ETH's major correction was actually a healthy market restructuring opportunity. Here's a key data point worth noting: total ETH staked has now surpassed 39.2 million ETH, roughly 32% of the total supply. That means more ETH is being locked up long-term. Supply is shrinking, while institutions keep adding positions. Just last week, Bitmine bought another 111,942 ETH, bringing their holdings to nearly 4.47% of Ethereum's total supply. Many in the market are still debating why ETH is moving slowly. But maybe the real question is this: when Wall Street starts putting real-world assets on-chain, is there any other public chain that can carry that kind of financial trust like Ethereum can?