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Tom Lee’s BitMine now about $8B underwater as Ether falls below $2,000

BitMine’s large Ethereum treasury has swung into massive unrealized losses as ETH weakness hits the firm's stock.

Feb 5, 20267:27 PMNewsroom AI

BitMine Immersion Technologies is sitting on roughly $6–8 billion in unrealized losses after ether tumbled below $2,000, leaving the firm’s large ETH treasury deeply underwater [1][2][6].

The share price reacted sharply: BitMine shares slid into a seven‑month low and fell intraday as much as about 8%, with some reports noting the stock is down roughly 88% from its peak, reflecting mounting investor pressure amid the paper losses [3][4][2].

Company leadership has said it is not under immediate pressure to liquidate its ETH holdings and has defended the treasury strategy despite the unrealized losses, a stance reiterated publicly as the market declined [1][5].

The situation remains an unrealized, or paper, loss tied to ether’s price move; BitMine has emphasized a long‑term posture as markets react to the drop below $2,000 for ETH [1][4].

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