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Bitmine stockholders approve all proposals with 81% voting in favor.
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Jan 20, 2026 8:36 am ET1min read
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Bitmine's stockholders overwhelmingly voted in favor of all proposals, with 81% supporting proposal #2. The company's staked ETH stands at 1,838,003 and its MAVAN staking solution is on track to launch Q1 2026. Bitmine now owns 3.48% of the ETH token supply and has invested $200 million in Beast Industries. Its crypto + total cash holdings + "moonshots" total $14.5 billion, with 4.203 million ETH tokens, $979 million in cash, and other crypto holdings. Bitmine leads its peers in raising crypto NAV per share and trading liquidity.
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