Bitcoin's market valuation surpassing $2 trillion has sparked renewed debate over its long-term dominance in the cryptocurrency space. Analyst Tom Lee emphasized Bitcoin's resilience over the past 15 years, suggesting it could be recognized as a strategic reserve asset by the U.S. government. In contrast, Ethereum's robust developer community and consistent uptime continue to position it as a key player in institutional tokenization. Lee forecasts Ethereum's price may fall to $2,500 before recovering to between $7,000 and $9,000 in early 2025, as current selling pressures ease.