Fundstrat’s Tom Lee Stakes Another 61,232 ETH as Bitmine’s Total Staked Position Reaches $7.88 Billion
Bitmine Immersion Technologies, chaired by Fundstrat founder Tom Lee, staked an additional 61,232 ether ( ETH) worth $142 million, bringing its total staked position to 3.39 million ETH valued at $7.88 billion. Key Takea...
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