【A company scooped up 6 million Ether, and nearly 5% was bought by it🔥📊】
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A U.S. publicly listed company has just made a bold disclosure. It is holding 6 million Ether. Based on the price it reported, the batch is worth $16.2 billion. The company’s entire net worth combined is $17.2 billion. It took it less than 15 months to accumulate all this.💼
Just how absurd is this number. There are 122.1 million ETH in total. This one company accounts for 4.9%—just one step away from its own target of 5%. In other words, 98% of the goal has already been completed. Among global public companies, no one hoards this much.🏦
Last week, it also bought another 17,362 ETH. The key is that “another.” Counting from June 30, 2025, it has been buying every single week—never paused once in between. While others are calculating when they’ll break even, it’s calculating its share.📈
The money used to buy the coins isn’t even saved up by itself. Behind it is ARK, Cathie Wood’s firm. Also listed are Founders Fund, and Galaxy Digital. Even Tom Lee himself put in money. A bunch of institutions are circling it to add more.🎯
It also staked 5.06 million ETH—equivalent to 84% of its total holdings. Based on current yield rates, staking income is $358 million per year, just from staking. There are plenty of coin-hoarding companies, but only a few can make the coins earn money on their own.💰
Even more interesting is the market performance. In Q3, Ethereum outperformed the S&P 500. The lead was 6,728 basis points. Tom Lee’s exact words were that institutions are still under-allocated. He believes more buying will happen before year-end. And he dares to say that publicly.🔥
📌 One company has accumulated nearly 5% of all Ethereum, keeps buying every week, and rolls the money back via staking.
One company buys nearly 5% of Ethereum—what do you think?
Join X Mr.'s fan group chat on the homepage🔥
A U.S. publicly listed company has just made a bold disclosure. It is holding 6 million Ether. Based on the price it reported, the batch is worth $16.2 billion. The company’s entire net worth combined is $17.2 billion. It took it less than 15 months to accumulate all this.💼
Just how absurd is this number. There are 122.1 million ETH in total. This one company accounts for 4.9%—just one step away from its own target of 5%. In other words, 98% of the goal has already been completed. Among global public companies, no one hoards this much.🏦
Last week, it also bought another 17,362 ETH. The key is that “another.” Counting from June 30, 2025, it has been buying every single week—never paused once in between. While others are calculating when they’ll break even, it’s calculating its share.📈
The money used to buy the coins isn’t even saved up by itself. Behind it is ARK, Cathie Wood’s firm. Also listed are Founders Fund, and Galaxy Digital. Even Tom Lee himself put in money. A bunch of institutions are circling it to add more.🎯
It also staked 5.06 million ETH—equivalent to 84% of its total holdings. Based on current yield rates, staking income is $358 million per year, just from staking. There are plenty of coin-hoarding companies, but only a few can make the coins earn money on their own.💰
Even more interesting is the market performance. In Q3, Ethereum outperformed the S&P 500. The lead was 6,728 basis points. Tom Lee’s exact words were that institutions are still under-allocated. He believes more buying will happen before year-end. And he dares to say that publicly.🔥
📌 One company has accumulated nearly 5% of all Ethereum, keeps buying every week, and rolls the money back via staking.
One company buys nearly 5% of Ethereum—what do you think?
