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Tom Lee: Cryptocurrencies and others have pulled back to support levels, and with solid fundamentals, the risk-reward is attractive.

PANews October 17 news: According to a CNBC interview clip released by Coin Bureau, Fundstrat co-founder and BitMine chairman Tom Lee said that cryptocurrencies, chip stocks, and AI cloud computing companies have all pulled back to support levels; if fundamentals remain solid, these assets are like "coiled springs ready to spring." Lee believes that with fundamentals intact and market panic rising, these assets offer a relatively attractive risk-reward ratio.

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