WorldPingBitmine Immersion Technologies is closing in on a staggering prize: ownership of 5% of Ethereum’s entire ether supply.
The company disclosed on Monday that its treasury now holds 6.03 million ETH, representing 4.9% of all tokens in circulation.
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WorldPingThe Ethereum treasury firm now holds 6.03 million ETH, 4.9% of supply, as Lee predicts the biggest crypto bull market yet.
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