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BitMine is within reach of owning 5% of ETH after more than 60 consecutive weeks of purchases, and Tom Lee believes the larger Ethereum trade may only be beginning. He joins David to explain how BitMine accumulated nearly 5% without debt, why it sometimes chooses stock buybacks over additional ETH, what happens when the target is reached, and whether the company would ever sell.
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TIMESTAMPS
BitMine’s Rapid March Toward 5% of ETH
More Than 60 Consecutive Weeks of ETH Purchases
Where BitMine’s Capital Comes From
What Happens When BitMine Reaches 5%?
Would BitMine Ever Sell Its ETH?
Maven and BitMine’s Evolution Beyond a Treasury Company
Ethereum’s Next Narrative
Does Ethereum Actually Capture Value?
Is ETH a Store of Value or a Cash-Flowing Asset?
What BitMine Has Learned From Michael Saylor
Why BitMine Issued BMNP
The Proposal That Could Reduce Staking Yield to Zero
Funding Ethereum Foundation Spinouts
BitMine’s Role in Ethereum’s Future
Is AI Crowding Crypto Out of the Market?
Has the Crypto Market Already Bottomed?
Tom Lee’s ETH Price Outlook
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RESOURCES
Tom Lee
x.com/fundstrat
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