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Ethereum1 min readSep 7, 2026

How Bitmine could surpass its 5% Ethereum goal without buying more ETH

CryptoSlate reports that Nasdaq-listed Bitmine could reach its 5% Ethereum ownership goal through staking rewards rather than continued purchases.

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CryptoSlate reports that Nasdaq-listed Bitmine could reach its 5% Ethereum ownership goal through staking rewards rather than continued purchases.

How Bitmine could surpass its 5% Ethereum goal without buying more ETH
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According to CryptoSlate, Nasdaq-listed treasury company Bitmine has acquired 53,501 ETH, lifting its disclosed holdings to 5.9 million tokens, while an unconfirmed purchase of an additional 51,000 ETH was reported by Lookonchain. With over 5.06 million ETH staked at an annualized seven-day yield of 2.67%, CryptoSlate notes that staking rewards could generate enough annual returns to help the company reach its 5% ownership target without relying entirely on new market purchases.

However, CryptoSlate reports that Ethereum's expanding supply complicates this path, as increases in the network's token count raise the amount Bitmine must hold to preserve a 5% share. Furthermore, whether Bitmine retains its staking rewards or converts them into US dollars to cover operating expenses, infrastructure and custody costs, and cash dividends for its BMNP preferred stock will determine its progress. CryptoSlate highlights that meeting these obligations can require selling tokens, making management's decisions on reward retention the key factor to watch alongside continued ETH acquisitions.

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Source & Fact-Check Note

This report is synthesized from coverage by CryptoSlate. Information has been fact-checked and structured for market clarity by CoinQuickly’s research desk.

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