Tom Lee: The market may have bottomed, and it is recommended to pay attention to assets that have outperformed since the onset of the conflict
According to Odaily, Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee stated on X that although there is still strong skepticism in the overall market, increasing signs indicate that the current market “bottom has already formed.” In a highly uncertain environment, investors can focus on assets that have led in performance since the Iran conflict, with Ethereum-related assets ranked first, followed by Bitcoin-related assets.
Specifically, Tom Lee lists Ethereum and related assets (such as ETHA, BMNR) as his top picks, while also being optimistic about Bitcoin and its ETFs (such as IBIT). He previously emphasized that Ethereum showed relative strength during times of geopolitical conflict, becoming a “barometer” of the market’s resilience. Overall, Tom Lee believes that cryptocurrencies have proven to be a “store of value in times of war”; the market has gradually absorbed negative factors and risk assets have a foundation for further rebound, but this still depends on the continued stability of macro and geopolitical conditions.
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