BitMine Buys 53,501 ETH, Reaches 4.9% of Supply
At 4.9% of Ethereum's supply, BitMine's treasury strategy puts ETH concentration and staking in focus for investors.
BitMine Buys 53,501 ETH, Reaches 4.9% of Supply
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BitMine dumps 4,375 ETH worth $17M to cover margin call
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BitMine dumps 4,375 ETH worth $17M to cover margin call
The $46M in ETH staking revenue was the entire cushion. After losing roughly $8.2B on the treasury below cost, the AI-data-center pivot now sits behind a collateral wall of forced ETH sales.
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