PANews reported on October 16th that, according to Fortune, BitMine Chairman Tom Lee stated in Crypto Playbook that several DATs (Digital Asset Treasuries) are trading below their net asset value, suggesting a potential bubble burst. BitMine is transitioning to a public platform focused on holding Ethereum, with a market capitalization exceeding $15 billion and holding over 3 million ETH (approximately 2.5% of the total supply). The company aims to increase this to 5%, generating returns through staking and inclusion in major indices. Lee stated that Ethereum remains "Wall Street's blockchain," and that BitMine serves as a bridge for institutions to understand Ethereum's upgrades. However, he warned that the influx of DATs, including "alt" assets like Dogecoin and Worldcoin, could exacerbate valuation discounts and risks.