2026-01-03 01:20:52

The leading treasury company in the Ethereum ecosystem, Bitmine(BMNR), has been active in the staking market recently. In just the past week, they have continuously increased their ETH staking efforts. Just this morning, they added 82,560 ETH to the PoS staking contract, worth approximately $259 million.

Since launching their staking plan on December 27, in just 7 days, this company has staked a total of 544,064 ETH, with a total value of $1.7 billion. From another perspective, this staking amount accounts for 13.2% of their total holdings of 4.11 million ETH — a quite aggressive deployment.

This large-scale staking action reflects institutional confidence in the long-term value of Ethereum and also indicates that the current ETH staking yields are indeed quite attractive.

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SingleForYears

· 18h ago

1.7 billion invested, this pace is really extraordinary --- With institutions staking so aggressively, I’m starting to wonder if I’ve been playing it too conservatively --- 544k ETH in just one week? This buyer must be very optimistic about the long term --- Are staking yields this attractive? Feels like I’ve been wasting my time --- Wait, they’re still holding 4.11 million tokens? That number is making me a bit nervous --- Really, the confidence of institutions is the strongest bullish signal, right? --- If this move backfires, it would be awkward, but it looks like they’ve done their homework

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MEV_Whisperer

· 18h ago

This level of aggression is really unprecedented, pouring in 1.7 billion USD in a week. It's a bet that ETH will take off. If major institutions are so optimistic, then small retail investors like us need to think. Staking yields are so attractive, is this a sign of a new round of harvesting? 41.1 million ETH, you must be very confident to play like this. Why do I feel something's a bit off?

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PumpStrategist

· 18h ago

The pattern has formed, and this move by major institutions is actually serving as a reverse indicator for retail investors... Chip distribution shows that after this kind of aggressive staking in the short term, it is usually followed by profit-taking. Don't be fooled by the $1.7 billion figure. The truly interesting level is to watch when they stop dumping the market; that's when it will have reference value.

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BearMarketMonk

· 18h ago

These 1.7 billion USD poured in within a week, BMNR is really betting on ETH... Wait, is this telling us to buy the dip? Institutions are all accumulating, why am I still hesitating... Staking yields are indeed attractive, but will I get trapped if I enter now? Honestly, I'm a bit envious of their chip volume.

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OnchainSniper

· 18h ago

This move... is really quite aggressive. Pouring in 1.7 billion USD in a week—what are they betting on? The big players are all frantically accumulating ETH. Why does it feel like us retail investors are still hesitating about getting in? 13.2% of holdings are being staked—are they truly confident in Ethereum or do they have other motives? I just want to ask, is this staking yield really that attractive? Or are institutions preparing for something? The major holder moving 5.47 million ETH in a week—what does this mean for the market's next move? Institutions are rushing in, while retail investors are still on the sidelines... why is the gap so big? With such intense staking activity, could it be hinting that a major event is coming soon? Bitmine's move really has shaken market confidence—it's hilarious. Sounds impressive, but I still don't understand why they had to pour in so aggressively this week. This aggressive layout has achieved the indicators, but is there a risk of a reversal?

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