Bitmine Boosts ETH Holdings to 5.7M, Nears 5% Target; Added to Russell 1000 but Stock Crashes 90%+

Bitmine Boosts ETH Holdings to 5.7M, Nears 5% Target; Added to Russell 1000 but Stock Crashes 90%+

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2026-06-30 15:01:49
Bitmine将其以太坊持仓增至570万枚,占总供应量4.7%,接近Tom Lee设定的5%目标;公司被纳入罗素1000指数,有望吸引被动资金。然而同期ETH价格下跌8%,BMNR股价周跌13%,较年内高点暴跌超90%。其质押ETH年化收益预计达2.46亿美元。
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Bitmine Increases ETH Holdings to 5.7 Million, Approaching 5% Target

Bitmine has announced an increase in its Ethereum holdings to 5.7 million ETH, representing 4.7% of the total circulating supply. This brings the company close to the 5% target previously set by prominent analyst Tom Lee, underscoring institutional conviction in Ethereum's long-term prospects.

Inclusion in Russell 1000 Index Could Attract Passive Capital

In a parallel development, Bitmine has been added to the Russell 1000 Index. This inclusion is expected to drive significant passive institutional inflows, as index funds and ETFs tracking the benchmark will be forced to allocate to BMNR shares, potentially providing price support.

Divergent Market Performance: ETH Down 8%, BMNR Crashes

Despite the bullish news, market performance has been mixed. The price of Ethereum has fallen 8% over the same period, while Bitmine's stock (BMNR) has dropped 13% in the past week and is down over 90% from its yearly high. On the earnings side, Bitmine's staked ETH is projected to generate approximately $246 million in annualized staking rewards.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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