Ethereum just punched through $4,400āanother milestone in its relentless bull run. Meanwhile, BitMineās throwing $20 billion at the market like a hedge fund at an open bar.
The ETH feeding frenzy
Institutional players are piling into ETH like itās the last lifeboat off a sinking fiat ship. BitMineās aggressive accumulation strategy suggests theyāre betting big on Ethereumās post-merge dominance.
Liquidity tsunami incoming
That $20B buy-in could send shockwaves through DeFi liquidity pools. Market makers are already repositioningāwatch for violent swings as whales play ping-pong with the order books.
Wall Streetās still trying to price ETH like a stock while devs rewrite the rules of finance. The only certainty? Volatility aheadāstrap in.

For instance, Tom Lee, chairman of BitMine and co-founder of Fundstrat, has made his bullish stance on
ethereum clear. In a recent podcast, he suggested that ETH could soon outpace Bitcoin in terms of value.
Lee is projecting that Ethereum could reach as high as $7,000 to $15,000 by the end of the year. Meanwhile, BitMine believes the price of ETH could reach $60,000 in a few years. The ongoing buying pressure from institutions increasingly fuels this outlook.
ETH Treasuries Gaining Steam
BitMineās aggressive accumulation is setting the stage for an "Ethereum MicroStrategy" era, where corporate treasuries continue to pile into the network.
Already, numerous institutional investors have disclosed their strategies for continued accumulation and staking of Ethereum.
SharpLink and The Ether Machine have been among the leading firms building substantial ETH treasuries alongside BitMine. Just last week, SharpLink announced a $200 million capital raise to purchase ETH tokens.
While The Ether Machine's ETH holdings are worth $1.52 billion, SharpLinkās ETH holdings now exceed $2.63 billion.

Firms holding Ethereum
Meanwhile, the
Ethereum Foundation, with over 232,000 ETH, remains dominant in the ecosystem, ranking third among the top holders of ETH.