Bitcoinist 2025-08-12 02:00:32

BitMine Reveals $5 Billion Ethereum Stash After Topping 1 Million ETH

BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc. shares jumped this week after a steep rally on Friday, and traders kept the momentum into Monday. According to company disclosures , BitMine reported holding 1.15 million ETH as of August 10, with that stash valued at $4.96 billion, up from roughly 833,137 ETH and nearly $3 billion just a week earlier. Markets have reacted fast. Ethereum Momentum And Policy Push Ether’s push above $4,200 over the weekend helped fuel interest in companies linked to crypto. US President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week that opens the door for cryptocurrencies to be included in 401(k) retirement plans, and investors treated that as a bullish sign. The mix of a rising ETH price and clearer policy signals appears to have amplified demand for BitMine stock. According to BitMine, the company has focused more on accumulating ETH since late June. The jump from about 833,137 tokens to 1.15 million tokens in a single week was presented as a deliberate strategy change. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, who was recently named chairman of BitMine’s board, commented on the speed of the purchases and framed it as a win for shareholders. Those remarks helped push sentiment higher, even as some market watchers urged caution. Trading Volume And Price Action Based on reports from market trackers, BitMine shares rose 25% on Friday and were up another 9.5% in pre-market trading on Monday. At the time of publication the stock was trading around $58.53, a move that translated into heavy activity. The company climbed into the top tier of US stock trading by dollar volume, with a five-day average daily volume of $2.2 billion as of August 8 — a figure that put it roughly at number 25 on US trading lists, between Costco Wholesale Corp and Micron Technology. Risk And Verification Reports have come mainly from BitMine’s own filings and market services, so some analysts say investors should look for extra proof. On-chain wallet links, third-party audits, or independent custody confirmations would make the ETH claims easier to verify. There are also risks tied to holding a single crypto asset at scale: price drops in ETH, custody snafus, or sudden changes in sentiment could hit the company’s net asset value hard. Investors will be watching whether BitMine provides additional verification of its holdings and how Ether’s price behaves after the recent gains. Policy developments around retirement plan access to crypto will also matter, but the path from an executive order to actual 401(k) listings is not automatic. For now, BitMine’s market moment is real, the numbers are large, and both upside and downside risks look big. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView

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