Tom Lee’s BitMine adds 234,846 Ethereum, total ETH holdings top 2.6 million
BitMine's significant Ethereum acquisition underscores the growing institutional confidence in crypto's role in future financial systems. The post Tom Lee’s BitMine adds 234,846 Ethereum, total ETH holdings top 2.6 milli...
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BitMine's significant Ethereum acquisition underscores the growing institutional confidence in crypto's role in future financial systems.
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