- 4,803,334 ETH holdings valued at $2,123 per ETH
- 3,334,637 ETH staked worth $7.1 billion
- 3.98% of total ETH supply (120.7 million ETH)
- $282 million annual staking rewards at 2.78% yield
- Total assets reach $11.4 billion including crypto, cash, and investments
Bitmine Expands Ethereum Holdings and Staking Position: As of April 5, 2026, Bitmine reported total crypto holdings of 4,803,334 ETH, valued at $2,123 per ETH, alongside 198 Bitcoin (BTC). The company also holds $864 million in cash, contributing to a broader asset base. Bitmine’s Ethereum holdings represent approximately 3.98% of the total ETH supply, estimated at 120.7 million ETH, positioning the company among the largest ETH holders globally.
Staking Growth and Total Asset Value
As of April 6, 2026, Bitmine’s total staked ETH reached 3,334,637 ETH, equivalent to $7.1 billion. According to Lee, the company has staked more ETH than any other entity worldwide. The staking activity generates an estimated $282 million in annual rewards, based on a 2.78% 7-day BMNR yield.
Including crypto holdings, cash reserves, and strategic investments such as a $200 million stake in Beast Industries and $92 million in Eightco Holdings, Bitmine’s total assets stand at approximately $11.4 billion. This follows a prior acquisition where Bitmine purchased 71,179 ETH, bringing its total holdings at the time to 4.73 million ETH. Recently, MicroStrategy (Strategy), led by Michael Saylor, acquired 4,871 BTC for $329.9 million, continuing its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy. The company’s total Bitcoin holdings have now reached 766,970 BTC.
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