#bitmine以太坊持仓突破600万枚
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BitMine’s Ethereum holdings have surpassed 6 million coins.
Last week it added another 17,362 coins.
By September 27, the total number was 6,001,302 coins.
That’s about 4.9% of Ethereum’s total supply.
Of these 6 million coins, 84% are used for staking.
At $2,698 per coin, this portion is worth $13.7 billion.
Just from staking rewards, it earns about $358 million per year.
On the square, people say this isn’t hoarding coins—it’s renting them out.
It began treasury-management strategies at the end of June 2025.
The original plan was to reach this figure in five years.
In reality, it took less than 15 months—more than three times faster.
Its asset size has already reached $17.2 billion.
On the books, it still has $700 million in cash.
The money used to buy coins comes partly from financing via stocks and bonds.
This playbook is similar to Strategy, just with a different underlying asset.
The risk is here too.
When the coin price falls, both financing and holdings get squeezed together.
For crypto, chips locked into validation nodes mean the circulating supply is missing one piece.
Do you think this institutional buying spree is for long-term allocation? Let’s talk in the comments.
👉 筹码锁进验证节点
BitMine’s Ethereum holdings have surpassed 6 million coins.
Last week it added another 17,362 coins.
By September 27, the total number was 6,001,302 coins.
That’s about 4.9% of Ethereum’s total supply.
Of these 6 million coins, 84% are used for staking.
At $2,698 per coin, this portion is worth $13.7 billion.
Just from staking rewards, it earns about $358 million per year.
On the square, people say this isn’t hoarding coins—it’s renting them out.
It began treasury-management strategies at the end of June 2025.
The original plan was to reach this figure in five years.
In reality, it took less than 15 months—more than three times faster.
Its asset size has already reached $17.2 billion.
On the books, it still has $700 million in cash.
The money used to buy coins comes partly from financing via stocks and bonds.
This playbook is similar to Strategy, just with a different underlying asset.
The risk is here too.
When the coin price falls, both financing and holdings get squeezed together.
For crypto, chips locked into validation nodes mean the circulating supply is missing one piece.
Do you think this institutional buying spree is for long-term allocation? Let’s talk in the comments.
