Corporate Treasuries and ETFs Now Control Nearly 8% of Ethereum’s Supply
- Corporate treasuries, led by firms like Bitmine, now hold over 3.3 million ETH (2.75% of supply).
- Spot Ethereum ETFs have rapidly accumulated nearly 5% of the total ETH supply, led by BlackRock.
- This massive institutional accumulation is creating a supply squeeze under the surface of the market.
Corporate treasuries and ETFs now control nearly 8% of Ethereum’s total supply, a stunning accumulation that signals a stealthy, institutional-led supply shock is underway. While the token trades near $4,590, the quiet removal of millions of ETH from the open market by major players like BlackRock and a new class of corporate buyers points to a major shift in the market’s structure.
Ethereum is about to EXPLODE in September!! $BTC $LINK $CRO
— Altcoin Daily (@AltcoinDaily) August 27, 2025
HERE IS WHY
>>> https://t.co/nN1MENMitY pic.twitter.com/wDqCyBGY2A
Who Are the Biggest Institutional Buyers?
Asset manager BlackRock is a primary driver of this trend. Since May, the firm has accumulated more than 2.26 million ETH. While these holdings are for clients, the sheer pace of the buys, including the latest $300 million purchase, signals a massive spike in institutio…
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Corporate Treasuries and ETFs Now Control Nearly 8% of Ethereum’s Supply
- Corporate treasuries, led by firms like Bitmine, now hold over 3.3 million ETH (2.75% of supply).
- Spot Ethereum ETFs have rapidly accumulated nearly 5% of the total ETH supply, led by BlackRock.
- This massive institutional accumulation is creating a supply squeeze under the surface of the market.
Corporate treasuries and ETFs now control nearly 8% of Ethereum’s total supply, a stunning accumulation that signals a stealthy, institutional-led supply shock is underway. While the token trades near $4,590, the quiet removal of millions of ETH from the open market by major players like BlackRock and a new class of corporate buyers points to a major shift in the market’s structure.
Ethereum is about to EXPLODE in September!! $BTC $LINK $CRO
— Altcoin Daily (@AltcoinDaily) August 27, 2025
HERE IS WHY
>>> https://t.co/nN1MENMitY pic.twitter.com/wDqCyBGY2A
Who Are the Biggest Institutional Buyers?
Asset manager BlackRock is a primary driver of this trend. Since May, the firm has accumulated more than 2.26 million ETH. While these holdings are for clients, the sheer pace of the buys, including the latest $300 million purchase, signals a massive spike in institutio…
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