PANews reported on March 29 that Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee stated in a February interview (before the Iran-Iraq War) that the crypto winter would end in April. LeePANews reported on March 29 that Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee stated in a February interview (before the Iran-Iraq War) that the crypto winter would end in April. Lee
Tom Lee predicted in February that the crypto winter would end in April.
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PANews reported on March 29 that Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee stated in a February interview (before the Iran-Iraq War) that the crypto winter would end in April. Lee also predicted in early March that the stock market would rise, with BTC and ETH leading the gains.
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