The unrealized losses for both exceed $10 billion—Strategy and Bitmine currently face unrealized losses of $12.456 billion and $10.362 billion respectively.
On-chain analyst Yujin posted on Platform X, stating that Michael Saylor's Strategy currently has an unrealized loss of $12.456 billion, representing a 19.5% decline; Tom Lee's Bitmine currently has an unrealized loss of $10.362 billion, representing a 54.9% decline. Bitmine's ETH holdings have seen unrealized losses exceeding half, while Strategy's unrealized loss rate is about 20%, but the absolute amount has already surpassed that of Bitmine.
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