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Saylor −17.8% Lee −49.0%Saylor leads by 31.2 ptsLive scoreboard
Break even at $75,455. Return at this price: −17.8%
Break even at $3,353. Return at this price: −49.0%
Saylor leads by 31.2 points
Saylor −17.8%, Lee −49.0%. With Bitcoin at $62,000, Lee takes the lead once Ethereum is above $2,755.
The rule behind it: Lee is ahead whenever one ETH is worth more than 0.0444 BTC. Right now it is worth 0.0276 BTC.
Break-even prices
Saylor is in profit when Bitcoin trades above $75,455, Strategy's average purchase price. Lee is in profit when Ethereum trades above about $3,353, an estimate of BitMine's average purchase price.
Who leads depends only on how the two coins are priced against each other. Lee is ahead whenever one ETH is worth more than 0.0444 BTC, and Saylor is ahead below that. Holdings and cost are held at today's figures, so new purchases will move these numbers.