BitMine has reached a significant milestone in its long-term expansion strategy, now holding more than 3.2% of the global Ethereum (ETH) supply. The company’s total asset base has climbed to $13.2 billion, driven by its rapidly expanding crypto treasury. BitMine currently holds 3.86 million ETH, alongside $1 billion in cash and a portfolio of high-upside “moonshot” investments that support its broader blockchain vision. Chairman Tom Lee revealed that ETH purchases surged 156% over the past month, reflecting confidence in the market following Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade and expectations of favorable Federal Reserve policy changes.
BitMine’s Strategic Outlook and Upcoming Shareholder Meeting
With strong momentum behind it, BitMine is preparing for its January 15, 2026 shareholder meeting in Las Vegas, where leadership will outline the next phase of growth. In Lee’s newly published message, “The Crypto Supercycle is Intact,” he highlights rising global demand for digital assets, driven by accelerating blockchain adoption and Wall Street’s push toward large-scale tokenization. BitMine also reaffirmed progress on MAVAN, its U.S.-built staking infrastructure designed to enhance domestic blockchain resilience. Slated for early 2026, MAVAN aims to deliver secure, scalable ETH staking capabilities to institutions seeking regulated, American-based solutions.
Market Confidence Grows as Trading Volume Surges
Investor confidence in BitMine continues to build. BMNR now ranks as the 37th most-traded stock in the United States, with average daily volume exceeding $1.8 billion. Several major institutional supporters—including Cathie Wood, Founders Fund, Pantera, and Galaxy Digital—remain aligned with BitMine’s mission to become the world’s first holder of 5% of the total ETH supply. With expanding institutional backing, accelerating ETH accumulation, and a bullish long-term outlook, BitMine is positioning itself as a central force in the next era of cryptocurrency growth and infrastructure development.
