Tom Lee: Although the war worries investors, the U.S. economy can still remain resilient and achieve a V-shaped recovery

Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee said in an interview with CNBC that war is often one of the risk factors investors are most worried about, but historical data shows that the U.S. economy often performs more resilient than market expectations during times of war. Although no one wants the United States to be involved in war, the data reveals a more complex reality: the U.S. economy remains stable and will eventually achieve a V-shaped recovery during a period that was originally expected to cause a sharp decline in markets. Tom Lee added that the current driving force for U.S. economic growth is not limited to investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. Large-scale defense spending is also playing an increasingly important role. The continued growth of defense spending is directly promoting the return and re-industrialization of U.S. manufacturing., becoming one of the important forces supporting the economy.