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Ethereum Dip Pressures BitMine, but Tom Lee and Ark Keep Buying - Coinedict
BitMine’s aggressive Ethereum treasury strategy is back in focus as ether’s recent pullback deepens unrealized losses and weighs on the company’s stock. Shares of BitMine (BMNR) have slid sharply over the past week, reflecting investor unease as ETH trades below recent highs.
Despite the pressure, conviction buyers are stepping in. Tom Lee, BitMine’s chairman, has continued to accumulate ether through large on-chain purchases flagged by Arkham Intelligence, signaling confidence in Ethereum’s long-term thesis even as near-term price action remains weak.
Institutional support is also visible from Ark Invest. Cathie Wood’s firm added BitMine shares across multiple ETFs this week, building on earlier purchases and bringing recent accumulation to nearly $28 million. Ark also increased exposure to other crypto-linked equities, including Coinbase and Bullish, underscoring a broader bet on a rebound in digital assets.
The buying highlights a growing split in crypto treasury strategies. Proponents argue Ethereum remains structurally undervalued and positioned to benefit from regulatory clarity and expanding on-chain use cases. Skeptics counter that volatility and drawdowns make ETH-heavy balance sheets riskier, with some prominent voices opting to pivot toward Bitcoin-only strategies.
For now, BitMine sits at the center of that debate. As ether volatility tests institutional patience, the coming weeks may determine whether conviction buying pays off—or whether the market demands a rethink of Ethereum-centric treasury models.