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At its latest disclosed buying pace, BitMine could reach the cap in about six weeks, shifting the focus from market purchases to staking income and reward management.
Bitmine’s weekly purchases have provided a steady source of ETH demand; reaching its target would remove that recurring bid while ether is already under pressure.
The target gives BitMine a defined ceiling for its Ethereum accumulation, making its future buying dependent on how quickly it reaches that share of supply.
At 4.9%, the firm is already close to its stated ceiling, making the limit a key marker for its future ETH buying.
The reported $33.65M purchase would add to institutional demand for Ether, with BitGo named as the transaction route.
The purchase adds a sizable corporate buyer to the Ethereum market, putting treasury demand for ETH in focus.
The Bitmine chairman’s call puts a prominent market strategist on record with a bullish view, but offers no specific price target or timing.
The remaining 103,698 ETH would cost about $279.8M at the company's reference price, but its next allocation could favor staking, liquidity or share buybacks.
The $34.55M withdrawal adds a fresh data point to Bitmine's accumulation strategy and puts exchange-held ETH supply in focus.
The purchase puts institutional demand for Ether in focus, making BitMine a notable buyer to watch as the market tracks follow-on accumulation.
The 5.98M ETH treasury now controls more than 4.9% of Ethereum's circulating supply, with 85% of it staked and annualized staking revenue projected at $357 million.
Tom Lee is reading a 4-year ETH-BTC downtrend break, a Tuesday Clarity Act Senate vote, and Korean buyers returning as the next leg of demand.
With 85% of its ETH staked and annualized staking revenue projected at $330 million, BitMine's treasury strategy is generating yield at a scale no institutional crypto holder has approached before.
BitMine's 5.9M ETH position turns a weekly purchase into a visible test of corporate demand for Ethereum, with follow-on accumulation now the key signal.
BitMine's 4.85% share of ETH supply makes each treasury move market-relevant, while its $3,400 average cost anchors the scale of its exposure.
The 5% target gives investors a clear benchmark for institutional ETH demand, while BitMine's post-target strategy is the next market question.
ETH's 30% weekly gain was the largest since May 2025, and Lee is reading it as a launch point rather than a top.
Beyond the headline figure, 87% of Bitmine's stash is now staked, projected to generate $250M annually, turning the corporate ETH treasury into a yield-producing asset class.
Strategy's $108M BTC sale looks like a forced exit on the surface, but $853M of ETF inflows in the same window did the heavy lifting.
55.8M ETH sits in a single corporate treasury, yet $ETH hasn't priced the supply squeeze. The float that actually trades is suddenly thinner than the chart implies.
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