Tom Lee cites Anthropic IPO and post-hack fund flows as bearish factors
Original headline톰 리, 앤트로픽 IPO·해킹 후 자금 이동을 약세 요인으로 거론
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Bitmine chairman Tom Lee attributed recent crypto market selling pressure to the selloff in AI and semiconductor stocks, the Anthropic IPO, and capital outflows following a Binance hack, in a post on X on the 15th. He argued that despite several banks announcing crypto and blockchain adoption, prices have not followed, and suggested margin calls tied to falling tech equities may have forced retail investors, particularly in Asia, to liquidate crypto holdings. The remarks frame the weakness as driven by external liquidity and sentiment shocks rather than fundamentals, even as institutional adoption headlines accumulate.
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