Bitmine Nears Goal of Controlling 5% of Ethereum Supply With $11.8 Billion Treasury
The company says it now holds 5.79 million ETH, equal to 4.8% of the cryptocurrency's circulating supply, while expanding its staking operations and share buyback program.
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