2026-01-08 11:22:40

A major staking provider, BitMine, has recently taken action again by adding an additional 19,200 ETH in staking, estimated to be worth over $60 million at current prices. After this operation, BitMine's total staked amount has reached over 827,000 ETH, with a total value surpassing $2.6 billion. From the ongoing accumulation pace, these leading participants still hold a long-term optimistic view of the Ethereum network, voting with real money. Such large-scale staking movements often reflect institutional confidence in the ETH ecosystem and are worth paying attention to.

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BearMarketBard

· 01-08 11:51

You're building walls again, huh? BitMine's pace is pretty intense.

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SleepTrader

· 01-08 11:51

Big institutions' move this time seems to be truly all in on ETH.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-08 11:42

BitMine's rhythm, definitely optimistic about ETH.

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MemeKingNFT

· 01-08 11:27

Institutions really don't lie about bottom-fishing. The consensus on ETH's bottom is getting stronger and stronger. --- 82.7 million coins? Oh my, this is true faith recharge. --- BitMine's move... I predicted this wave long ago, and on-chain data has already made it clear. --- Investing 2.6 billion USD, how dare the skeptics still speak out? --- The rise and fall of the mainland, but big institutions never make unprofitable deals. Going with the trend is all that matters. --- This is what I call building a bottom. Those panicked retail investors should really see how the big players operate. --- Staking scale is rising straight up; the signal is too obvious, isn't it? --- The key is continuous accumulation, which shows they are not afraid of subsequent declines. I'm a bit tempted. --- Blue chips are always blue chips; institutions' intuition is always three months ahead of retail investors. --- Another bottom-sweeping move. Why do I feel this cycle is different?

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