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Institutional Ethereum Whale Holdings Change in the Last 30 Days: BMNR Holds 300,700 ETH, Ranking First

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/07/22 11:22:16

BlockBeats News, July 22nd, according to strategicethreserve data, the following treasury companies and institutions with significant Ethereum holdings changes in the past 30 days are as follows:

Bitmine Immersion Tech (BMNR) ranked first, currently holding 300,700 ETH, worth approximately $11 billion, with a 30-day holding increase of 84.29%;

SharpLink Gaming (SBET) ranked second, currently holding 280,600 ETH, worth approximately $10.3 billion, with a 30-day holding increase of 59.19%;

Ethereum Foundation ranked third, holding 238,500 ETH, worth approximately $8.737 billion, with a 30-day holding decrease of 8.06%;

Bit Digital (BTBT) ranked sixth, holding 120,300 ETH, worth approximately $4.407 billion, with a 30-day holding increase of 335.53%;

BTCS Inc (BTCS) ranked tenth, holding 55,800 ETH, worth approximately $2.044 billion, with a 30-day holding increase of 282.11%.

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