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Bit Digital, Inc. (Nasdaq: BTBT) has announced a strategic transition to become an
(ETH) staking and treasury-focused entity, converting its (BTC) holdings into ETH and divesting its mining operations. As of March 31, 2025, the company held 24,434.2 ETH and 417.6 , valued at $44.6 million and $34.5 million, respectively. plans to liquidate its BTC holdings over time, with proceeds reinvested into ETH. By July 2025, the firm had expanded its ETH treasury to 100,603 tokens after raising $172 million via an underwritten public offering[3]. The company’s Q1 2025 staking rewards totaled 211 ETH, underscoring its yield-generating strategy[3].Simultaneously, Bit Digital proposed a $100 million convertible senior note offering to further bolster its ETH reserves[1]. The notes, maturing in October 2030, allow underwriters to purchase an additional $15 million in shares to cover over-allotments. Preliminary Q2 2025 results showed revenue between $20.1 million and $22.2 million, with cash reserves estimated at $163.7–$173.9 million[1]. However, the announcement triggered a 4% share price decline in after-hours trading, reflecting market concerns over debt issuance and dilution risks[1].
BitMine Immersion Technologies (NYSE: BMNR), another major player, has aggressively expanded its Ethereum holdings to 2,650,900 ETH, valued at $11.6 billion, making it the largest publicly traded ETH treasury. The firm, led by Fundstrat’s Thomas Lee, has pursued a “5% of ETH supply” strategy, aiming to control 5% of the total token supply. Lee described ETH as a “discount to the future,” emphasizing its role in AI and blockchain integration. BitMine’s recent purchase of 234,846 ETH for $936 million brought its holdings to over 2.65 million tokens, surpassing SharpLink Gaming’s $3.37 billion ETH treasury[6].
The shift reflects broader institutional adoption of Ethereum as a strategic asset. Companies like Bit Digital and BitMine are leveraging staking yields and Ethereum’s programmability to generate returns, contrasting with Bitcoin’s store-of-value model. Over 35 million ETH are currently staked, representing 28% of the total supply. Institutional demand for Ethereum has surged, with BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust recording 23 consecutive inflows and Fidelity managing $21 million in Ethereum ETFs[3].
Market dynamics suggest Ethereum’s growing institutional footprint. Exchange-held ETH balances have fallen to seven-year lows, while corporate treasuries account for 4.3% of the total supply. BitMine’s ETH accumulation now constitutes 35% of corporate holdings, outpacing peers. Analysts note that Ethereum’s role in stablecoin transactions—projected to grow from $250 billion to $2 trillion by 2028—could drive further demand[3].
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