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

BenzingaJul 17, 2026, 3:12 PMParshwa Turakhiya

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

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