BTC $62,580.86 -2.45%
ETH $1,809.02 -3.53%
BNB $556.05 -3.70%
XRP $1.07 -3.11%
SOL $73.64 -3.43%
TRX $0.3225 -0.12%
DOGE $0.0712 -2.95%
ADA $0.1581 -3.16%
BCH $215.86 -3.03%
LINK $8.02 -4.88%
HYPE $59.40 -9.29%
AAVE $90.17 -4.14%
SUI $0.7237 -3.27%
XLM $0.1824 -4.17%
ZEC $530.89 -4.32%
BTC $62,580.86 -2.45%
ETH $1,809.02 -3.53%
BNB $556.05 -3.70%
XRP $1.07 -3.11%
SOL $73.64 -3.43%
TRX $0.3225 -0.12%
DOGE $0.0712 -2.95%
ADA $0.1581 -3.16%
BCH $215.86 -3.03%
LINK $8.02 -4.88%
HYPE $59.40 -9.29%
AAVE $90.17 -4.14%
SUI $0.7237 -3.27%
XLM $0.1824 -4.17%
ZEC $530.89 -4.32%
first_img

The market value of the top 20 DAT companies has shrunk by a total of 17 billion dollars, with Bitmine accounting for over 40%

2026-02-05 09:44:03
Collection

According to TheDefiant, as the cryptocurrency market continues to decline (with BTC and ETH falling below $73,000 and $2,100 respectively), the cumulative market value of the 20 largest DATs has shrunk by $17 billion.

Among them, Tom Lee's Bitmine Immersion accounts for nearly 44% of this figure, with unrealized losses on its ETH holdings reaching as high as $7.5 billion, with an average purchase price of $3,900.

Michael Saylor's Strategy follows closely behind; although the trading price of Bitcoin is only 2.8% lower than its average acquisition price of $76,000, the company has still incurred a loss of $2.2 billion.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.