Tom Lee insists 'crypto bull market is underway' as Bitmine adds 10,452 ETH
The company holds 4.95% of Ethereum's supply, with $15 billion in combined crypto, cash, marketable securities, and other investments.

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- Bitmine now holds 4.95% of Ethereum’s supply after acquiring 10,452 ETH over the past week.
- The company’s combined crypto, cash, marketable securities, and other investments totaled $15 billion as of Oct. 25.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies increased its Ethereum treasury to 6,051,933 ETH after acquiring 10,452 ETH over the past week, the company said in a statement on Monday.
At $2,356 per ETH, the holdings were worth approximately $14.3 billion as of Oct. 25. Bitmine now owns 4.95% of Ethereum's circulating supply of 122.2 million ETH, according to the statement.
Of the total, 5,227,037 ETH are staked through Bitmine's MAVAN platform and staking partners, representing about 86% of its holdings. The company said it projects annualized staking revenue of $318 million at current levels, and up to $368 million if its ETH holdings were fully staked.
Beyond ether, Bitmine reported holding 215 BTC, a $180 million stake in Beast Industries, a $76 million investment in Eightco Holdings, and $514 million in cash and marketable securities. Its combined crypto, cash, marketable securities, and other investments totaled $15 billion.
In addition to the ETH acquisition, Bitmine repurchased 2.04 million shares over the past week at an average price of $22.48. The company's buybacks this year have reached 22.9 million shares, costing $399.6 million at an average price of $17.48, per the statement.
Chairman Tom Lee reiterated his view that the "crypto bull market is underway," pointing to ETH's 13% pullback from its recent peak as evidence that the market is outperforming other risk-off sectors. The U.S. semiconductor sector was down 20% over the same period, according to Lee.Â
According to The Block's ETH price page, ether traded at around $2,322 on Monday, down 0.4% over 24 hours.
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