The purchase
BitMine has bought ETH every single week since June 30, 2025 — 65 weeks running. This latest purchase is the biggest since June, though the company didn't say what triggered it. The buy brings BitMine 98% of the way toward its self-described "Alchemy of 5%" target, meaning it wants to hold 5% of Ethereum's entire supply.
Staking and the 5% goal
BitMine has staked 5,067,309 ETH, about 86% of its holdings. That's a lot of ETH locked up, and it means the company is earning yield on the vast majority of its stack. The remaining 14% sits liquid, ready for whatever comes next.
Ethereum's price action
Ethereum is consolidating around $2,450, within a 24-hour range of $2,444 to $2,485. The price is trading inside a rising wedge below the critical $2,550 resistance, which has already rejected two breakout attempts. Support sits at the 20-day EMA of $2,293.75, the Supertrend at $2,212.19, the 200-day EMA at $2,161.32, and the 100-day EMA at $2,036.88.
Tom Lee claims Ethereum has outpaced the S&P 500 by 5,430 basis points this quarter. That's a big number, but it doesn't change the technical picture. A clean break above $2,550 could open a path toward $2,800, while another rejection might send price back to the 200-day EMA at $2,161.
LiquidChain's presale
Elsewhere, LiquidChain, a Layer 3 infrastructure project that fuses Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana liquidity into a single execution environment, is running a presale priced at $0.014951. So far it's raised $960K. The project touts Single-Step Execution and Verifiable Settlement as its answer to liquidity fragmentation.
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BitMine has bought ETH every single week since June 30, 2025 — 65 weeks running. This latest purchase is the biggest since June, though the company didn't say what triggered it. The buy brings BitMine 98% of the way toward its self-described "Alchemy of 5%" target, meaning it wants to hold 5% of Ethereum's entire supply.
At the current reference price of $2,511, the 53,501 ETH is worth $131 million. That's a serious chunk of change, and it's not the first time BitMine has made a splashy buy. The company has been steadily accumulating for over a year, and its weekly cadence shows no sign of slowing.
Staking and the 5% goal
BitMine has staked 5,067,309 ETH, about 86% of its holdings. That's a lot of ETH locked up, and it means the company is earning yield on the vast majority of its stack. The remaining 14% sits liquid, ready for whatever comes next.
The "Alchemy of 5%" target is a self-imposed goal, and at 98% of the way there, BitMine is close. Once it hits 5%, it'll control a full twentieth of all Ethereum. That's a concentration of supply that could have implications for the network's security and governance, though BitMine hasn't said what it plans to do with that stake.
Ethereum's price action
Ethereum is consolidating around $2,450, within a 24-hour range of $2,444 to $2,485. The price is trading inside a rising wedge below the critical $2,550 resistance, which has already rejected two breakout attempts. Support sits at the 20-day EMA of $2,293.75, the Supertrend at $2,212.19, the 200-day EMA at $2,161.32, and the 100-day EMA at $2,036.88.
Tom Lee claims Ethereum has outpaced the S&P 500 by 5,430 basis points this quarter. That's a big number, but it doesn't change the technical picture. A clean break above $2,550 could open a path toward $2,800, while another rejection might send price back to the 200-day EMA at $2,161.
LiquidChain's presale
Elsewhere, LiquidChain, a Layer 3 infrastructure project that fuses Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana liquidity into a single execution environment, is running a presale priced at $0.014951. So far it's raised $960K. The project touts Single-Step Execution and Verifiable Settlement as its answer to liquidity fragmentation.
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