The Quiet Rise of the Ethereum Corporate Treasury Revolution
Bitcoin corporate treasuries get the headlines, but behind the scenes, Ethereum is quietly building its own institutional revolution. The numbers now speak for themselves:
BitMine leads the pack with 1.867M ETH (~$8.98B), making it the largest public ETH treasury in the world. Chairman Tom Lee calls the SEC’s Project Crypto a generational catalyst for Ethereum adoption.
SharpLink has scaled aggressively, adding 39,000 ETH at an average $4,531 to lift its total to 837,000 ETH (~$3.6B). Beyond accumulation, they’re earning SharpLink booked 2,318 ETH in staking rewards.
ETHZilla is going further by allocating $100M into EtherFi for re-staking, blending corporate exposure with decentralized yield.
This marks a major shift. Treasuries are evolving from passive HODL strategies to active, yield-driven strategies. By staking and re-staking, corporations don’t just hold ETH they secure the network and earn compounded returns.
Ethereum’s proof-of-stake design turns corporate holdings into something bigger: an internet bond. Locking ETH reduces circulating supply while producing predictable yield streams. For companies, that means balance sheets that grow over time. For the market, it means structural scarcity that supports long-term price strength.
The Ethereum corporate treasury wave may be quieter than Bitcoin’s but it could prove just as transformative.
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