Bitmine Immersion Technologies, the largest company holder of Ethereum, revealed that the total participations have now been appreciated at 833.137 ETH at more than $ 2.9 billion, according to a 4 August rack.
Bitmine places this development far ahead of the previous leader Sharplink, who is said to have 438,000 ETH.
With this latest acquisition, Bitmine has also climbed to third place worldwide in general crypto treasure boxes, only at the back of Bitcoin-oriented entity strategy (formerly MicroSstrategy) and BTC Miner Marathon Digital Holdings.
Tom Lee, chairman of the board of Bitmine and co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, said:
“Bitmine moved with lightning speed in its pursuit of the ‘alchemy of 5%’ of ETH that our ETH companies grows to more than 833,000 from zero 35 days ago. We separated ourselves under Crypto Treasury colleagues by both the speed of increasing Crypto Nav and by the Liquid and by the Liquid and by the Liquid Division and by the Liquid Division and by the Liquid Division.
BMNR attracts institutional importance
The shares of Bitmine, trade under the Ticker BMNR, has seen a sharp increase in market activity.
Data from Fundstrat shows that BMNR was an average of $ 1.6 billion in the daily trade volume in the last five days, in 42nd place of all US shares, just behind the Ritgigant Uber.
In addition to higher trade volumes, the share price of Bitmine has risen more than 300% since its ETH strategy launched.
That rise seems driven by growing institutional importance, with important investors, including Ark Invest by Cathie Wood and Bill Miller III, a senior adviser at both Miller Value Partners and Patient Capital Management.
Miller, who supported the Bitcoin pivot of MicroSstratey in 2020 in 2020, sees a well -known pattern in Bitmine.
According to him:
“What is intriguing is that Bitmine is very profitable as soon as the company is called in ETH to expand. In my experience, the best management teams take rational decisions based on evidence, exhibition independent thinking and attribute capital with an objective to achieve returns over capital costs. “
