Data shared by Degen News shows that Michael Saylor’s Strategy now holds larger unrealized losses on its Bitcoin position than Bitmine’s losses on its Ethereum holdings. Strategy’s paper loss stands at approximately $10.9 billion, compared with $9.2 billion for Bitmine. The shift follows a sharp decline across crypto markets, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum falling significantly over the past week. The comparison matters because it highlights the risks faced by companies that have built large treasury positions around a single digital asset. Investors will be watching whether market conditions stabilize and how both firms manage their long-term crypto strategies amid continued volatility.








