Bitmine's latest holdings reach 5.39 million ETH, accounting for 4.47% of the supply, with total merged assets of $12.3 billions. Metaplanet will issue 8 billions yen in bonds on April 24 to continue increasing BTC holdings, with total holdings maintained at 40,177 BTC.
According to ChainCatcher, citing BBX data, yesterday (May 26) the largest listed Ethereum companies disclosed their latest SEC filings. Strive's weekly increase of 1,109 BTC remains stable, and the SATA financing flywheel continues to operate. Key highlights are as follows:
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Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: $BMNR) submitted a Form 8-K to the SEC on May 26, disclosing that as of that day, the company held 5.39 million ETH (accounting for 4.47% of total ETH circulating supply, with a target of 5%, and currently 89% completed). The combined total of digital assets, cash, and strategic equity investments is about $12.3 billion; among which, 4,712,917 ETH have been staked (valued at $2,134 per ETH, approximately $10.1 billion), and the 7-day annualized staking yield is 2.75%. Calculated at full staking, the projected annual yield is around $276 million. The company's proprietary validator node platform, MAVAN, has also opened staking services to external institutions. Chairman Tom Lee stated that if ETH closes above $2,100 at the end of May, it will be the first time the monthly candle shows three consecutive positive months, "which has never happened in a crypto bear market." The 5-day average daily turnover of $BMNR is about $572 million, ranking as the 193rd most actively traded stock in the U.S.
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Strive, Inc. (NASDAQ: ASST) disclosed in its 8-K filing on May 26 the asset changes from May 18-22: BTC holdings increased from 15,391 to 16,500 (net increase of 1,109), cash grew from $87.3 million to $93.3 million (+$6 million), STRC holdings increased from $49.8 million to $50.1 million. During the same period, Class A common stock increased by about 2.23 million shares (from the exercise and conversion of SATA preferred shares), and the total number of SATA preferred shares grew by about 515,000. Strive mainly uses the issuance of SATA preferred shares as its primary financing tool, continuing the systematic accumulation of BTC; since 2026, BTC Yield is about 18.4% (as of May 19).
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