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Ethereum's biggest treasury just doubled down on staking — again.

On-chain trackers EmberCN and lookonchain report BitMine staked another 159,728 $ETH (~$390M) yesterday, taking its cumulative staked pile above 5.227M ETH — roughly $12.8B, or 86.5% of everything it holds.

The backdrop comes from Bitwise's Q3 staking report: 43.8M ETH now staked, ~36% of total supply — an all-time record. Annualized yields slipped to 2.63% from 2.81% as the same reward pool spreads over more stakers. Net inflows hit ~2M ETH, the sixth straight positive quarter. Meanwhile the validator entry queue (1.33M ETH, ~23 days) runs ~9x the exit queue (149k ETH).

Why it matters: this is supply going structurally illiquid — while BitMine sits ~64k ETH away from its stated 5%-of-supply goal. Counterweight: 96%+ of staking yield is freshly minted ETH, not real network fees — yields fall as the queue grows.

Is 2.6%-and-dropping still a parking lot for idle ETH, or just dilution with extra steps? $ETH traded near $2,463, up ~3.3% on the day — context, not causation. NFA. DYOR.

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#Bitmine just staked another 159,728 $ETH ($390.6M).

In total, Bitmine has staked 5.23M #ETH ($12.78B), 86.5% of its total holdings.

Tom Lee's BitMine just added another 12,535 ETH worth roughly 30 million dollars

That brings total holdings to 6,041,481 ETH which is 4.9 percent of supply

The gap to the 5 percent goal is now about 63,519 ETH

That is the entire remaining distance

At this pace the Alchemy of 5 percent closes before year end

And Lee has already said the buying stops the moment it hits 5 percent not a coin more
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🚨 Bitmine adds 12,535 ETH to treasury, now holding 6,041,481 ETH as it nears 5% of total supply. Weekly buying streak continues despite broader market dip. Tom Lee links crypto selloff to AI fears, not fundamentals. ETH accumulation signals long-term conviction amid short-term noise. Is this smart-money stacking a precursor to next leg up?
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JUST IN: 💰 Bitmine acquired an additional 12,535 ETH, now holding 6,041,481 ETH, 99% of the way to its goal of owning 5% of the total Ethereum supply.

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Bitmine is aggressively accumulating Ethereum as Tom Lee targets a massive five percent supply milestone. By adding thirty million dollars during this market selloff, the firm is positioning itself for future gains. This massive accumulation of over six million ETH signals strong institutional confidence despite recent price volatility. Traders should watch this supply squeeze as Bitmine nears its final target.

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🚨 JUST IN: Tom Lee’s BitMine acquires another 12,535 $ETH worth approximately $30 million, signaling continued institutional accumulation of Ethereum amid growing interest in crypto treasury strategies. 🐋
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Bitmine is tapping the brakes: It has capped its ETH holdings at 5% of the total supply. It now holds around 6 million ETH, or roughly 4.9%—just one step away from its self-imposed limit. Tom Lee revealed at TOKEN2049 that the cap also incorporated a suggestion from Vitalik. The biggest accumulation machine is voluntarily limiting its purchases, which could slow near-term buying and shift the ETH narrative from aggressive hoarding to staying below the cap. Do you think this restraint is bearish for buying demand or bullish for scarcity? Comment 1 if you’re bullish, 2 if you’re bearish.
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One company is sitting on 6,041,481 $ETH —4.9% of the total network supply. Bitmine (led by Tom Lee, BMNR) updated its financials on October 18: it added another 12,535 ETH last week. Since its ETH treasury strategy launched on June 30, 2025, it has bought every week without fail. Its crypto assets, cash, and securities total $15.1 billion, including 5.23 million ETH staked (86.5% of its reserves and about 5% of ETH in circulation). At full staking capacity, it expects annualized returns of $369 million. It buys the dips, and it buys when prices move sideways—this is what institutional conviction looks like: turning accumulation into an assembly line. #ETH #Bitmine #EthereumTreasury

🔒 BitMine stakes another 159,000 ETH, with 86.5% of its treasury now locked on the Beacon Chain

BitMine, chaired by Tom Lee, has just transferred 159,728 ETH (about $390.6 million) to the Ethereum Beacon Chain deposit contract.

🔹 Its total staked holdings have risen to 5.23 million ETH, or 86.5% of its holdings
🔹 Since beginning its accumulation in June 2025, it has amassed nearly 6 million ETH, about 4.9% of the circulating supply
🔹 Tom Lee is bullish on Ethereum’s growth in tokenization and AI. The plan is to slow purchases once holdings approach 5% of the circulating supply
🔹 Some have also flagged the risks: if the market falls, withdrawing staked ETH means waiting in a queue

My take: In the first phase of public companies accumulating crypto, the contest was about who could buy the most. In the next phase, it’ll be about who can put their coins to work. Staking most of its ETH turns part of the treasury into an asset that generates cash flow—a compelling story for shareholders.

But from another angle, a company holding nearly 5% of the circulating ETH supply, with most of it staked, means fewer coins are freely available on the market. That’s bullish—but if the company needs to cash out, the exit queue becomes its biggest constraint. It can’t just sell at will.

For everyday investors, don’t focus only on headlines like “whale buys again.” It’s more important to look at the liquidity status of those holdings.

Do you think institutions locking up large amounts of ETH in staking supports the price—or plants a liquidity time bomb for the future?💬

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Ethereum treasury firm BitMine has restaked about 159,700 ETH, potentially bringing its total to over 5.22 million ETH. The network-wide staking queue currently stands at about 1.33 million ETH, with a wait of over 23 days. Institutions are pushing ETH into the validator layer, but the queue keeps getting longer—the appetite for locking up ETH is strong, and the friction to entry is growing. #ETH #质押 #BitMine

Bitmine buys 12,535 ETH and nears 5% of Ethereum

Bitmine Immersion Technologies has bought an additional 12,535 ETH, bringing its reserves to 6.04 million units. The company is thus nearing its goal of owning 5% of Ether’s supply, while its chairman, Tom Lee, attributes the recent market downturn to concerns related to artificial intelligence and the macroeconomic environment.

Bitmine buys an additional 12,535 ETH for nearly $30 million.

The company now holds 6.04 million ETH, valued at $14.5 billion.

Its reserves represent nearly 4.9% of Ether’s supply, against a target of 5%.

Tom Lee plans to stop buying ETH once this target is reached.

Bitmine stakes nearly 84% of its ETH to generate income.

Bitmine adds nearly $30 million in Ether

Bitmine announced on October 19 that it had acquired 12,535 ETH. The purchase was worth approximately $29.6 million at the price used by the company. A week earlier, it had already added 12,532 ETH to its balance sheet.

The company continues its weekly purchases despite the cryptocurrency’s price decline. The key figures it published give a sense of the scale of this strategy:

Bitmine now holds 6,041,481 ETH;

These reserves are worth nearly $14.5 billion;

They represent approximately 4.9% of the circulating supply;

The company still needs to acquire nearly 63,500 ETH to reach 5%;

Its total assets amount to $15.1 billion;

This figure was $16.2 billion a week earlier.

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$ETH 🔷 Bitmine added another 12,535 ETH to its reserves. It now holds approximately 6.04 million coins.

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Bitmine Buys Another 12,535 ETH! How to Read Its 6.04 Million ETH Holdings Without Getting It Wrong 👀

In a company announcement on October 19, Bitmine said it bought 12,535 $ETH over the past week.

As of 3:00 p.m. ET on October 18, the company held a total of 6,041,481 ETH, equal to 4.9% of the total supply according to the announcement.

This is a holdings update disclosed yesterday—not a sudden purchase of 6.04 million ETH tonight.

📌 When researching companies buying crypto, first distinguish between “holdings” and “additions”

6.04 million ETH is the size of its holdings accumulated over the long term; 12,535 ETH is the amount it bought over the past week, as stated in this announcement.

Both figures matter, but they answer different questions:

Total holdings tell you how much exposure the company has to ETH.
Recent purchases help you track its buying activity lately.

Whenever you see a new record for cumulative holdings, you can't count the entire total again as this week's buying.

🔍 Going forward, I'll be watching three things

① Will the buying continue?
Look at the actual purchase amounts disclosed in future updates, the sources of funds, and financing conditions. Don't assume the same scale will be maintained every week. Purchases already completed are not funds waiting to enter the market in the future.

② What is driving changes in its holdings?
Purchases, sales, and staking rewards can all affect the amount held. When comparing future reports, check what is behind the changes—don't treat every increase as a spot-market purchase.

③ Is the price absorbing selling pressure?
Corporate accumulation is one piece of evidence of demand, but there are other buyers and sellers in the market. If purchases continue and prices stop making lower lows, it may be worth looking more closely at whether demand is gradually gaining the upper hand.

If news of continued accumulation keeps coming but the price continues to hit new lows, you can't use “the big players are buying” alone to validate your view.

My take: This update is worth following, but corporate holdings don't put a floor under ETH's price. What really matters is looking at the cumulative holdings, recent purchases, and the market's response together.

When you see news about companies buying crypto, do you first look at “how much they hold in total” or “how much more they actually bought this week”? 👇

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4.9%. Not 5

On October 13, I promised to open Bitmine’s next report and say whether they’d reached 5% of the total $ETH . I opened it. They haven’t: as of October 18, they had 6041481 ETH, still 63519 ETH short of 5%.

What stands out more than the purchase itself of 12535 ETH:

Staked ETH is still 5067309. October 4, October 11, October 18 — the same number each time. The recent purchases aren’t going into staking.

Cash: $643M on October 4, $612M on October 11, $582M now. They’re buying out of their reserves; the reports show no new money coming in.

And the pace has slowed: 15112 ETH in the week leading up to October 4, now 12535. Tom Lee has already said they’ll stop buying once they hit 5%. At this pace, that’s a matter of a few weeks, and the weekly ETH buyer will simply leave the market.

I’m not holding ETH myself; I’m just watching from the sidelines. I’m waiting for one line in the report: 6105000 ETH. That’ll be the stop.

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BitMine Immersion Technologies announced on October 19 that it had purchased another 12,535 ETH over the past week, bringing its holdings to 6,041,481 ETH as of October 18. At the reference price at the time of about $2,365, this position was worth approximately $14.3 billion, or about 4.9% of the 122.1 million ETH in circulation.

The company says it has completed about 99% of the path toward its “Alchemy of 5%” goal, and said it will end this round of ongoing purchases once it reaches the target. Since launching its treasury strategy on June 30, 2025, BitMine has continued buying weekly. Its $ETH holdings are reportedly the largest Ethereum treasury held by any crypto treasury worldwide. Its total crypto assets, cash, securities, and other holdings amount to about $15.1 billion.

About 5.067 million ETH (approximately 84%) has been staked through its MAVAN platform and partners. At current levels, estimated annualized staking revenue is about $309 million. Chairman Tom Lee attributed recent market pressure to geopolitical factors, bond yields, and declining risk appetite related to AI, and said the pullback offered a better risk-reward window. The market value of its holdings fluctuates with prices, and the plan may also be adjusted.

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Selling on one side and buying aggressively on the other, $ETH is caught in this tug-of-war right now.

On the ETF front, spot ETH funds saw about $955 million in net outflows in October, making it the biggest month of outflows this year.
Last week alone, they saw another roughly $320 million flow out.

But Bitmine didn’t let up last week.
It bought another 12,535 ETH, worth about $30.4 million.
The pace was almost identical to the week before.

It now holds 6.04 million ETH.
It’s only about 64,000 ETH short of its goal to hold 5% of the total ETH supply.
At last week’s pace, it’ll take about five more weeks to reach the target.
Tom Lee has said before that accumulation will stop once they hit the goal.

This timing gap has me a little concerned 🤔
$BTC touched 83,000 overnight before returning to around 82,000, while $ETH has been hovering around 2,400.
Some of the support for ETH right now comes from treasury buyers with a clearly defined target.
But there’s an endpoint to this buying.

If Bitmine reaches its target and stops buying before ETF outflows ease,
who will fill the gap?
Or will ETF flows turn positive by then, meaning there’s no gap at all?

Do you think treasury buying provides real support,
or is it just pushing volatility further down the road?
Share your thoughts on this timing gap in the comments.

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This is not investment advice. DYOR. Trading involves risk.

💎🚀 Bitmine continues gobbling up Ethereum! 🔥

🐋 The company, led by Tom Lee, has acquired 6.04 million ETH, giving it control of around 4.9% of the world’s total supply! 😱

💰 Even more impressive, the value of the company’s investment portfolio has reached $15.1 billion, backed by major investors!

📈 Are we seeing the start of a powerful Ethereum bull run as institutional accumulation continues? 👀🔥

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🇺🇲 American company Bitmine Immersion Technologies now owns one out of every 20 tokens $ETH of the total supply.

It has increased its Ethereum (ETH) reserves to approximately 6.04 million ETH, becoming the largest corporate holder of Ethereum.

Over the past week, #Bitmine acquired 12,535 ETH. The company now holds 6,041,481 ETH — about 4.9% #ETH of the total circulating supply. Its reserves are estimated to be worth approximately $14.3 billion.

The company has put about 84% (5.07 million coins) into staking. The projected annual staking yield is approximately $309 million.

The company is nearing its stated goal of owning 5% of the total token supply 🔥🔥🔥👍

The ceiling for ETH treasuries is almost in reach.

Bitmine published its weekly report tonight: it bought another 12,535 $ETH this week, bringing its total holdings to 6,041,481 ETH, or 4.9% of the total supply. It’s just 64,000 ETH short of the 5% cap set by Tom Lee—99% of the way to its goal.

But there’s another side to the ledger: total assets are worth $15.1 billion, down from $17.4 billion two weeks ago. When prices fall, the more you hold, the faster your holdings lose value on paper. And its buying pace has slowed sharply, from 27,000 ETH a week in mid-September to 12,500 now. The brakes are clearly on.

Tom Lee himself has said: stop buying once they reach 5%. At the current pace, they’ll hit the ceiling in five weeks.

Poll in the comments: A. Reaching 5% locks up ETH for the long term—long-term holders win big. B. The biggest institutional buyer is about to stop buying; once the buying is done, the bullish catalyst is gone. Cast your vote.

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