Bitmine holds 4.7% of total Ethereum coin supply and 205 Bitcoin, with Founders Fund among its institutional investors.
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Bitmine holds 4.7% of total Ethereum coin supply and 205 Bitcoin, with Founders Fund among its institutional investors.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.BitMine holds over 6M ETH and receives support from Kraken, Cathie Wood, and Pantera.1 source
Updates on BitMine's holdings: 4.8% ETH supply, 209 BTC stake, institutional investors include Founders Fund, Cathie Wood, and Kraken.1 source
- Institutional investors are accelerating Ethereum adoption by buying and staking tokens.Sub-event
- Bitmine purchased Ethereum during a price slump, and Tom Lee was named company Chairman.Sub-event
Bitmine announces its institutional holdings of ETH and BTC, including Founders Fund.1 source
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The entities involved
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Ethereum
public blockchain platform with programmable transaction functionality
- Animoca Brands is contributing to the ecosystem with commitments, launching natively across multiple blockchains, and executive comments on product goals.
- A company involved in Bitcoin mining and aiming to be a leading Ethereum Treasury company is subject to regulatory developments affecting digital assets.
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Bitcoin
digital cash system and associated currency
Related events
- BitMine Immersion has been accumulating Ethereum tokens and holds the largest treasury, while Thomas Lee believes its future is tied to the Ethereum ecosystem.
- Ark and Michael Saylor's company made statements regarding Bitcoin's future, including its potential as a reserve currency and market cap predictions.