BitMine Immersion Technologies staked over $1 billion in ETH in 48 hours, tightening the liquid supply and raising concerns about a potential supply squeeze. The growing corporate demand for passive yield through staking is driving this trend, with significant implications for the Ethereum network and the broader cryptocurrency market.
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Ethereum (ETH) is trading near $2,940, with a potential technical breakout toward $3,300. BitMine’s $2.19 billion staking bet signals growing institutional confidence in the asset.
Tom Lee of Fundstrat has staked $1,000,000,000 worth of Ethereum, making it illiquid. This move could reduce selling pressure and support the price of ETH, but broader market factors will also play a role.