【US Stock Movers】BitMine Immersion plunges on October 7: ETH declines + purchase suspension + overall cryptocurrency stocks fall
Bitget异动解读2026/10/07 15:05BitMine Immersion October 7: Analysis of Sharp Decline
Keywords: ETH decline, halt in buying, broad decline in crypto stocks
1. On October 7, Chairman Tom Lee stated that the company would stop continuous purchases once its Ethereum holdings reach 5% of the circulating supply of Ethereum, with about 100,000 ETH remaining to this target, weakening the support from ongoing accumulation.
2. On October 7, the price of Ethereum fell, with rising global bond yields and a strengthening US dollar intensifying sell-offs in crypto assets. Crypto-related stocks such as Bitcoin, Strategy, and Coinbase also weakened in tandem, and losses in the sector dragged down BMNR.
3. On October 7, the company's Ethereum holdings remained at a substantial unrealized loss, and the further decline in ETH prices continued to lower the valuation of digital asset reserves, amplifying downward pressure on the share price.
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