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Tom Lee Says 'People Are Rage Quitting at the Bottom,' Compares Ethereum to Amazon, Nvidia, JPMorgan

BenzingaParshwa Turakhiya

Tom Lee says Ethereum investors are selling near the bottom as Robinhood Chain, tokenization and AI strengthen ETH demand.

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