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Bitmine bought $75 million ether as Tom Lee says institutions are still underweight crypto

Source: coinDesk September 21, 2026 · 06:11
Bitmine bought $75 million ether as Tom Lee says institutions are still underweight crypto
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The largest Ethereum-centric treasury firm kept buying, while its chairman argued ETH’s strong third quarter could push institutions to increase crypto exposure.
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