Tom Lee discusses Bitcoin's recent pullback, noting that it broke below its 200-day moving average due to market liquidity concerns and risk aversion stemming from the government shutdown and hawkish Fed policy. These events created a cascade of problems that pressured crypto. However, he anticipates that resolving these issues will turn headwinds into tailwinds. He mentions that Secured Overnight Financing Rates (SOFR) dropping is typically linked to the month-end window dressing but doesn't currently reflect building stress in credit or bank equities. Although Bitcoin’s deleveraging on October 10 was the largest in history, with ripple effects felt even weeks later, he views the situation as not systematic. The interview also covered the relationship between Bitcoin and the QQQ, pointing out market makers trade both and they have a correlation. He shares data from 100 years showing that six straight months up typically leads to additional gains of three percent.