Bitmine (BMNR) shares jump as it discloses 5.7M ETH holdings, staking surge, Russell 1000 entry
Bitmine Immersion Technologies’ (BMNR) stock rose 1.80% after the company disclosed that it holds 5.70 million ETH tokens. The disclosed holdings were valued as part of a broader cryptocurrency, cash and marketable securities portfolio totaling $9.8 billion. Multiple reports also say BMNR controls roughly 4.7% of Ethereum’s circulating supply and has 4.88 million ETH staked via MAVAN and partner validators [1].
Additional coverage frames the development as BMNR nearing a 5% ETH target, with more than 85% of its ETH holdings already staked and generating an estimated $211 million in annualized staking revenue. Separate reporting also notes that Bitmine was added to the Russell 1000 index on June 26, 2026, alongside the ETH holdings update [2] [3] [4].
The updates highlight BMNR’s large ETH position—reported at 5.70 million tokens—along with a high share of staked ETH and the company’s Russell 1000 inclusion [1] [2] [4].
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- 1Bitmine (BMNR) Stock Climbs as Ethereum Reserves Surge to 5.70M Tokens Worth $9.8BBlockonomi• Jun 29, 2026
- 2Bitmine Nears 5% of Ethereum Supply – Here Is Why ETH Investors Are Paying AttentionBlockNews• Jun 29, 2026
- 4Bitmine reaches 94% of ETH target as it joins Russell 1000Crypto Briefing• Jun 29, 2026
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