Bitmine Adds 9,946 ETH as Tom Lee Flags Three-Month High
Bitmine now holds 4.8% of circulating ether and just stepped up share buybacks, while Lee frames the climbing ETH/BTC ratio as the real signal that crypto risk appetite is rebuilding.
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Bitmine now holds 4.8% of circulating ether and just stepped up share buybacks, while Lee frames the climbing ETH/BTC ratio as the real signal that crypto risk appetite is rebuilding.
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