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BitMine recently added 109,485 ETH to its Ethereum stash, bringing its total holding to 1,297,093 ETH, valued at approximately $5.68 billion.
SharpLink Gaming confirmed its position as the second-largest corporate Ether holder after acquiring 728,804 ETH valued at $3.3 billion in Q2 2025.
Ethereum’s market capitalization reached a historic $570 billion milestone, overtaking major corporations like Netflix and Mastercard. The surge follows a 55% monthly rally driven by ETF inflows and corporate treasury purchases.
The anonymous, or as some say, mysterious, 7 Siblings has been selling Ethereum like there’s no tomorrow.
Ethereum rallied 6.31% to $4,515 following BitMine’s announcement of a massive $20 billion fundraising expansion. The move aims to accelerate ETH acquisitions as the firm targets owning 10% of Ethereum’s total supply.
Ethereum surged past $4,360 on Monday, marking its fifth consecutive daily gain amid aggressive corporate treasury accumulation by BitMine and Fundamental Global.
Ethereum price surged 6.5% to $4,330 on August 10 as Fundamental Global unveiled a $5B ETH treasury accumulation plan.
The DeFi TVL patterns are similar to the 2021 altseason, which sent Ethereum to its record high.
Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded over $460 million in inflows on August 8, with BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) leading at $254.7 million.
Ethereum broke through $4,050 resistance on August 8 following Sharplink Gaming’s $200 million direct offering announcement to expand their Ethereum treasury beyond $2 billion.
Buterin said that Ethereum’s long-term success should not be put at risk by reckless borrowing and speculative strategies.
Ethereum falls below $3,700 despite major corporate buys, with market signals hinting at further decline.
Nasdaq-listed SharpLink Gaming purchased 26,192 ETH worth $96 million, taking its total holdings to 464,382 ETH (~$1.63 billion).
Ethereum maintained its $3,802 price level on July 30 despite broader market weakness, supported by its 10-year anniversary celebrations, SEC approval of ETF in-kind redemptions, and surging institutional demand with BlackRock’s ETF now holding over 3 million ETH.
Despite ETH’s 4% decline, Standard Chartered predicts major institutional inflows could push Ethereum above $4,000, with treasury accumulation happening twice as fast as Bitcoin’s growth rate.