Bitmine ETH treasury hits 5.7M as BMNR joins Russell 1000
Tom Lee's Bitmine now holds 94% of its 5%-of-Ethereum-supply target after another 27K-ETH weekly buy, and its Russell 1000 inclusion could pull passive flows from a far larger investor base.
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Tom Lee's Bitmine now holds 94% of its 5%-of-Ethereum-supply target after another 27K-ETH weekly buy, and its Russell 1000 inclusion could pull passive flows from a far larger investor base.
The chairman-led ETH treasury vehicle kept adding during a quiet tape, the kind of patient accumulation that does more for sector sentiment than the headline number suggests.
The accumulation isn't slowing: a single-week 27K add brings Bitmine within striking distance of its 5% "alchemy" target just 11 months in, with $211M in projected staking revenue.
The largest Ether treasury now holds 5.7M ETH, almost 5% of supply, even as quarterly losses stack up for both BTC and ETH.
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The transfer out of a wallet long associated with Vitalik Buterin revived a familiar market question: routine treasury reshuffle, or the start of another round of insider selling?
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Four dormant wallets sold 33,623 ETH at ~$1,560, realizing roughly $27.4M after watching unrealized gains peak above $150M across two cycles without selling a coin.
A single-address swap of that size is a positioning signal, not a market-moving flow, and it lands as BTC dominance sits near a recent high.
The Maltese Seas founder keeps adding at the same pace he has all month: 86,998 ETH and 973 WBTC pulled from Binance in 30 days at well-below-current prices, a steady accumulation pattern rather than…
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The wallets bought at ~$830 in 2017 and watched profits top $150M without selling; capitulating now at less than a fifth of that unrealized peak is a striking behavioral data point for cycle analysis.
The firm's first accumulation since October 2025 reads as a quiet institutional re-entry, and the eight-month gap makes the timing signal more interesting than the dollar size.
The 5,000 ETH inflow is small against Sharplink's 876,285-coin stash, but the timing crystallises the bet: keep buying while the average cost sits more than 2x above spot.