Tom Lee, Chairman of BitMine, stated that the U.S. stock market remains resilient despite ongoing war, as the economy has outperformed expectations. Speaking to CNBC, Lee highlighted that current defense spending of $30 billion monthly could double, providing significant economic stimulus. He noted that a $20 rise in oil prices adds only $12 billion monthly to household burdens, suggesting that the war is currently benefiting businesses. Lee referenced historical patterns, noting that during World War II, the stock market bottomed out shortly after the U.S. entered the conflict, indicating markets' ability to price in favorable outcomes. He emphasized that the war, corporate earnings, and interest rates are key market variables, with the war being the most critical due to its potential for significant impact. Lee remains optimistic about the energy sector, citing energy security as a crucial theme.