Tom Lee: High oil prices may not necessarily impact the U.S. economy; the "opportunity in crisis" is underestimated

MeNews · 2026-04-09T09:30:55+00:00

Ethereum Treasury Company Chairman Tom Lee stated that high oil prices are not necessarily negative for the U.S. economy, as some states like Texas, New York, and Florida mitigate the impact through their respective characteristics. He pointed out that "crisis" contains both opportunities and risks, but investors often overlook the latter.

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2026-04-09 09:30:55

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ME News message, April 1 (UTC+8). Tom Lee, chairman of Ethereum Treasury Company Bitmine, said on the X platform that, based on the economic structure of the United States’ major regions, high oil prices are not an absolute negative for the overall economy. Texas benefits from the energy industry; New York relies on public transportation to reduce sensitivity to oil-price changes; and Florida’s commuting distances are relatively short—each of which, to a certain extent, helps cushion the upward shock in oil prices. In addition, Lee emphasized that the “crisis” itself contains both “danger and opportunity,” but most investors tend to focus only on risk and overlook potential opportunities. (Source: ODAYLY)

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