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BitMine’s Chairman Tom Lee Claims Crypto Treasury Bubble May Have Already Burst

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Last updated: October 17, 2025 9:52 am
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Published: October 17, 2025
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During a recent appearance on Fortune’s Crypto Playbook Podcast, Tom Lee, Chairman of BitMine, provided insights into the burgeoning sector of Digital Assets Treasury (DAT) companies, expressing concerns that the potential bubble surrounding these ventures may already have burst.

Lee highlighted the necessity for these alternative investment vehicles as a means to gain exposure to cryptocurrency assets. He emphasized that DATs are designed to be more than just passive investment options. When executed properly, these companies have the potential to attract significant capital and engage investor interest. Notably, he noted that the two largest crypto treasuries globally—Strategy and BitMine—are responsible for a staggering combined total of 86% of the daily trading volume in this category, amounting to several billion dollars.

Addressing the concept of a potential bubble, Lee acknowledged that the market may have already witnessed a downturn, asserting that approximately 80% of DAT firms are currently trading below the net value of their underlying assets. “If that’s not already a bubble burst, how would that bubble burst?” he questioned. Instead of dwelling on the bubble narrative, he suggested a shift in focus towards the maturity of the market, asserting that he believes it has already begun to exhibit discernment.

Lee was keen to clarify BitMine’s identity, asserting that the company is not merely a DAT. It holds the position of being the largest holder of Ethereum (ETH) in the world, with ambitions to accumulate 5% of the total Ethereum supply, of which it currently owns 3.03 million ETH tokens. This significant holding, according to Lee, positions BitMine as a critical player in terms of providing security to the Ethereum network. He views the company as a vital intermediary between Wall Street’s perspective on Ethereum’s future developments and the broader community.

Further underlining BitMine’s strategic role, Lee stated, “We’re not just a DAT. We’re becoming one of the important voices within Ethereum.” He explained that this identity was part of the foundational vision behind the company’s creation. Additionally, he reiterated his belief that the dominant investment narratives for the foreseeable future will center around artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency, viewing Ethereum as a superior choice due to its reliability.

Discussing the overarching potential of the blockchain, Lee pointed out that the tokenization of various assets could reach quadrillions in value, particularly in an era where micro-payments facilitated by AI are becoming crucial. He emphasized, “So to me, there’s still an exponential opportunity in owning ETH over Bitcoin,” underscoring his confident outlook on Ethereum’s prospective growth.

In conclusion, Lee’s insights present a nuanced view of the crypto treasury landscape, notably the challenges ahead while simultaneously highlighting the opportunities for strategic investments in Ethereum, which he believes will play a pivotal role in the future of blockchain technology.

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