Fundstrat’s Tom Lee Says October Liquidation Event Still Haunts Crypto Markets
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says the crypto market’s continued decline can be traced back to the record-breaking liquidation event on Oct. 10, arguing that the shock severely damaged market makers and set the stage for weeks of...
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