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    Home»Blockchain»BitMine Goes From 0 to $2.1 Billion Ether In 16 Day Blitz
    BitMine Goes From 0 to $2.1 Billion Ether In 16 Day Blitz
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    BitMine Goes From 0 to $2.1 Billion Ether In 16 Day Blitz

    DigicoinvisionBy DigicoinvisionJuly 25, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Bitcoin mining firm BitMine Immersion Technologies has bought up over $2 billion of Ether in just 16 days, retaking the lead among a flurry of newly formed Ether treasury companies. 

    BitMine said in a statement on Thursday that in the last 16 days, it had bought up 566,776 Ether (ETH), worth over $2.03 billion.

    Tom Lee, the managing partner of FundStrat and the chairman of BitMine, said after the latest buying spree, the company is “well on our way to achieving our goal of acquiring and staking 5% of the overall ETH supply.”

    BitMine’s aggressive buying spree signals a growing interest from institutions in Ethereum.

    Strategic Ether Reserves shows BitMine as the largest Ether treasury firm, followed by SharpLink Gaming with approximately 360,800 ETH and the Ethereum Foundation, which is listed as holding around 237,500 ETH.

    BitMine is the largest Ether treasury firm after its latest purchase. Source: Strategic Ether Reserves

    BitMine wants 5% of the Ether supply; Saylor only has 2.9% of Bitcoin 

    At Ether’s current supply, 5% of all Ether equates to around 6 million Ether, costing around $22 billion at current prices.

    Ether does not have a fixed supply; it can increase or decrease based on whether more ETH is burned than issued (which would make it deflationary).

    If it succeeds, BitMine would hold a larger share of the Ether supply than Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, has of Bitcoin currently, which is 607,770 Bitcoin (BTC), representing 2.9% of Bitcoin’s 21 million coin supply.

    However, Saylor has said he will continue accumulating Bitcoin as a long-term treasury asset.