According to @EmberCN, Bitmine bought 69,822 ETH last week worth about $202 million (source: @EmberCN, X, Nov 24, 2025). Bitmine now holds 3.63 million ETH valued near $10.19 billion, representing 3% of ETH supply (source: @EmberCN). The reported average cost basis is $3,988 per ETH, setting a whale breakeven reference at $3,988 for ETH traders to monitor (source: @EmberCN). Based on these figures, Bitmine’s unrealized loss is $4.28 billion or -29.6% on its ETH position (source: @EmberCN).

According to @rovercrc, Bitmine bought another 9,613 ETH for approximately USD 45.6 million and now reportedly holds 1,585,461 ETH valued around USD 7.5 billion, per @rovercrc. Based on the figures reported by @rovercrc, the incremental purchase implies an average acquisition price near USD 4,740 per ETH calculated as 45.6 million divided by 9,613, per @rovercrc. Based on the figures reported by @rovercrc, the stated total valuation implies a marked price near USD 4,730 per ETH using 7.5 billion divided by 1,585,461, per @rovercrc. Based on the figures reported by @rovercrc, the new lot increases the reported position by roughly 0.61 percent computed as 9,613 over 1,585,461, per @rovercrc. Based on the figures reported by @rovercrc, these derived price levels can serve as reference points for trade planning and risk management.