Ethereum treasury companies + spot ETF total holdings have exceeded 10% of total supply
BlockBeats News, October 7, according to data from strategicethreserve, with treasury companies such as Bitmine rapidly increasing their holdings and the continued net inflow into Ethereum spot ETFs, the total holdings of Ethereum treasury companies and spot ETFs have now exceeded 10% of the supply. Specifically:
· Ethereum treasury companies hold 5.67 million ETH, accounting for approximately 4.69% of the supply
· ETFs hold 6.81 million ETH, accounting for approximately 5.63% of the supply
· The total holdings amount to 12.48 million ETH, accounting for 10.32% of the supply (total supply is 120 millions)
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