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Strategy's Bitcoin Holdings Loss Narrows to $7.979 Billion, BitMNR Loss at $9.327 Billion

According to EmberCN monitoring, the largest treasury companies for Bitcoin and Ethereum made the following purchases last week: Bitcoin treasury company @Strategy (MSTR) bought 1,587 BTC (worth $100 million) at an average price of approximately $63,024. They now hold a total of 846,842 BTC (valued at $56.09 billion), with an average cost of $75,656, resulting in a loss of $7.979 billion (-12.4%). Ethereum treasury company @BitMNR (BMNR) purchased 76,881 ETH (worth $129 million) at an average price of approximately $1,681 last week. They currently hold a total of 5,620,754 ETH (valued at $9.909 billion), with an average cost of $3,422, resulting in a loss of $9.327 billion (-48.5%). Bitmine is only 400,000 ETH away from their target of holding 5% ETH, which they should achieve next month at the current pace.

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