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Tom Lee: Stablecoin Flash Crash Triggered Cascading Liquidations, Sending Bitcoin Into a Tailspin After October 10 In a CNBC interview on November 21, Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee addressed the key question of "what exactly happened on October 10". He explained that a stablecoin on one exchange suddenly dropped to...

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BITCOIN JUST PASSED AN IMPORTANT STRESS TEST Tom Lee says the reason Bitcoin didn’t behave like “digital gold” during the last bout of market turmoil was simple: crypto went through one of the biggest deleveraging events in its history. When leverage unwinds that aggressively, everything gets sold — even assets that are supposed to hedge risk. But that phase may now be behind us. After months of speculation getting flushed out of the system, the market structure is cleaner. And this weekend offered a small but interesting signal: oil spiked on geopolitical tensions… and Bitcoin rallied instead. That’s a different reaction than what we saw during the deleveraging phase. Now Bitcoin is holding above $70K, and the narrative may be shifting back toward what many originally expected -- a scarce asset that can sit alongside gold during periods of global uncertainty. The real question now is whether this was just a short-term bounce... or the start of Bitcoin reasserting its macro role. 📹️: BMNR Bullz

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$HOOD $JPM TOM LEE: IN 10 YEARS, THE LARGEST FINANCIAL COMPANY IN THE WORLD COULD BE WORTH $10 TRILLION 🤯 JONATHAN: "The largest financial company in the world right now is J.P. Morgan -- $900B market cap. In 10 years, how large is the largest financial company in the world?" TOM LEE (Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FundstratDirect.com): "Well, that's an important question. One thing to keep in mind is that because of crypto, more things are becoming money, which means financial services' share of the economy's going to be higher." "Another thing that's true is that in an AI world with agents and robots, that's going to make the financial services world bigger than the physical world." "So financial services market cap should be larger as a percentage of the total market." JONATHAN: "If I'm thinking about the size of Mag 7s in 10 years, I think it might be $10 trillion just to get into the club." TOM: "Correct. So one of these companies, it could be J.P. Morgan, it could be Robinhood, will be a Mag 7." JONATHAN: "And in a world in which Robinhood is a Mag 7 or something like a Mag 7 in 10 years, and $10 trillion is the entry price into that club, that's 100X from here for Robinhood." TOM: "Yeah, and presumably Robinhood won't be consuming a lot of capital. They could be buying back a lot of shares in that time. So actually it should do better than 100X because the number of shares could be lower."

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