BitMine accumulated 101,627 ETH last week, increasing its total holdings to approximately 4.976 million ETH
Foresight News reported that BitMine increased its holdings by 101,627 Ethereum last week. As of April 19, 2026, its total Ethereum holdings reached 4,976,485, accounting for approximately 4.12% of the total Ethereum supply. Currently, the total value of BitMine's cryptocurrencies, cash, and other investment assets is about 12.9 billion US dollars, which includes 1.12 billion US dollars in cash, 199 Bitcoin, 200 million US dollars in Beast Industries equity assets, and a 107 million US dollar investment in Eightco Holdings (ORBS). In addition, the amount of staked Ethereum stands at 3,334,637, valued at about 7.7 billion US dollars, with current annualized staking returns of approximately 221 million US dollars.
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