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Strategy Bitcoin's total unrealized gain has narrowed to $1.35 billion, while BitMNR's Ethereum holding has seen its unrealized loss increase to $7.279 billion.

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May 18. Per EmberCN’s monitoring, during last week’s market pullback—when Bitcoin (BTC) dipped 4.3% and Ethereum (ETH) fell 7.7%—the leading corporate treasuries for each cryptocurrency made significant purchases in their respective assets. Here are the details of last week’s buys: - Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) acquired 24,869 BTC (worth approximately $2.014 billion) at an average price of around $80,985 last week. It now holds a total of 843,738 BTC, valued at $65.221 billion, with an average cost basis of $75,700, posting a $1.35 billion floating profit (equal to a 2.1% gain). - Ethereum treasury firm BitMNR (BMNR) purchased 71,672 ETH (worth roughly $161 million) at an average price of about $2,251 last week. Its current total holdings stand at 5,278,462 ETH, valued at $11.312 billion, with an average cost basis of $3,522, resulting in a $7.279 billion floating loss (a 39.1% decline).
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