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Tom Lee: Significant Decline in South Korean Stock Market May Impact Crypto Market

On October 13, Tom Lee, chairman of BitMine, expressed that the significant decline in the South Korean stock market may be spreading to the crypto market. Margin liquidations in the South Korean securities market could trigger a chain reaction, as South Korean investors are a key holding group in cryptocurrencies. The market may face growing pains in the short term.

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