Digital asset treasuries (DATs) saw strong performance on Monday, as several companies, including BitMine Immersion Technologies, saw their stock prices surge. The broader crypto market saw minor gains, while DAT stocks outpaced the overall market. BitMine led the way with a rise of nearly 20%, reflecting growing institutional interest in the company’s Ether (ETH) holdings.
BitMine Immersion Technologies saw its stock surge nearly 20% on Monday, closing just above $31. The company’s share price rose from under $27 earlier in the day, with the gains continuing in after-hours trading. Much of the boost can be attributed to rising Ether prices, which have gained about 3% in the past 24 hours.
Despite its 50% drop from the crypto market peak in October, BitMine’s stock is still up 630% since the company’s Ether accumulation strategy began in June. Chairman Tom Lee noted,
BitMine has also crossed a significant milestone, holding 3.63 million ETH, valued at approximately $10.6 billion. The company purchased 69,822 ETH last week, demonstrating its commitment to increasing its position in Ether. Institutional investors are showing strong confidence in BitMine, with institutional ownership increasing dramatically from 6% to 31.7% in just 13 days.
SharpLink Gaming, the second-largest Ether-based DAT, saw a stock increase of almost 6% on Monday. Its share price exceeded $10, marking a positive trend in Ether treasury stocks. Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR) also added 5%, closing the day at $179, continuing a positive momentum in the sector.
Despite challenges in the broader crypto market, which remains down 41% from Ethereum’s all-time high of $4,946, Ether treasury companies are showing resilience.
Ether prices rose to an intraday high of $2,980 during late trading on Monday. While the price faced resistance at that level, it remains a key asset for digital asset treasuries.
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