Bitcoin who? Wall Street whales are rotating into ETH, and Fundstrat’s Tom Lee thinks the bottom is already in.
BitMine Immersion Technologies just dropped another 21.28M on ETH, bringing its war chest to 1.72M ETH — officially the largest corporate Ethereum treasury on Earth.
And they’re not done: BitMine wants 5% of all ETH (6M tokens, 22B). Yeah, they’re basically trying to become Ethereum’s MicroStrategy.
BlackRock is also in the mix, scaling ETH buys faster than Bitcoin. That rotation is real: institutions and HNW players — even political elites — are quietly shifting from BTC to ETH.
Tom Lee says ETH is bottoming out “within hours.” Why?
Mark Newton backs the call, calling the latest dip a “capitulation flush” before a sharp recovery.
Bitcoin fell 5.3% in August. Ethereum? Up 25%. Institutions aren’t chasing memes, they’re chasing yield + staking + programmable money.
ETF inflows and corporate treasuries are rewiring the market structure. This isn’t retail-led pumps anymore — it’s Wall Street balance sheets reshaping crypto allocation.
Ethereum is officially breaking out of Bitcoin’s shadow. With BitMine stacking billions and BlackRock leaning ETH-heavy, the narrative is shifting:
If Tom Lee is right, we’re hours away from ETH’s next leg up. The battleground? 5,100–5,450 — with 6,290 on the horizon.
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