Cryptocurrency investment firm BitMine recently announced a $200 million investment in Beast Industries, a subsidiary of popular creator MrBeast, which has attracted industry attention. Interestingly, although the institution led by BitMine Chairman Tom Lee has suffered a $2.3 billion paper loss on Ethereum, it remains actively exploring new investment opportunities. This move reflects that institutional investors still see development potential in certain sectors during a bear market—particularly at the intersection of the creative economy and Web3. From an investment logic perspective, injecting capital into leading content creation IPs may be becoming a new direction for crypto institutions to diversify their portfolios. Whether this investment can reverse market expectations remains to be seen.
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ChainDoctor
· 8h ago
Losing 2.3 billion yet still daring to invest 200 million, either Tom Lee is a ruthless person or he has other motives... I can't understand it.
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CommunityJanitor
· 8h ago
Still dare to invest 200 million despite losing 2.3 billion? Is this guy really slick, or has he already given up and thrown in the towel?
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fren.eth
· 8h ago
Losing 2.3 billion and still daring to invest 200 million in MrBeast? This mindset is really ruthless. I admit I can't learn it.
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WhaleMinion
· 9h ago
Still dare to spend 200 million on MrBeast after losing 2.3 billion? That’s really bold.
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ForkItAllDay
· 9h ago
Lost 2.3 billion and still dare to invest 200 million, this is the confidence of institutions... But can MrBeast make this game interesting? To be honest, I find it a bit hard to understand.
Cryptocurrency investment firm BitMine recently announced a $200 million investment in Beast Industries, a subsidiary of popular creator MrBeast, which has attracted industry attention. Interestingly, although the institution led by BitMine Chairman Tom Lee has suffered a $2.3 billion paper loss on Ethereum, it remains actively exploring new investment opportunities. This move reflects that institutional investors still see development potential in certain sectors during a bear market—particularly at the intersection of the creative economy and Web3. From an investment logic perspective, injecting capital into leading content creation IPs may be becoming a new direction for crypto institutions to diversify their portfolios. Whether this investment can reverse market expectations remains to be seen.