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Jun 5 – Jun 11, 2026
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Treasury activity this week
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-1,110 BTC |
-$88.1M
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126,971 ETH |
$211.7M
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| Combined this week |
$123.6M
· 7 entities
9.6× last week
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| Last week: $12.8M · 8 entities |
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| Market |
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BTC |
$65.7K+6.5% 7d |
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F&G 23 · Extreme Fear |
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ETH |
$1.8K+8.8% 7d |
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F&G 50 · Neutral |
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SOL |
$74+13.4% 7d |
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F&G 53 · Neutral |
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The big picture
The Week
BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) acquired 126,971 ETH ($211.7M) in the week's largest purchase by dollar value, marking a significant pivot toward ethereum among corporate treasury adopters. Meanwhile, BTC activity split between modest buys—Hyperscale Data added 4.63 BTC ($292.6K), Strive acquired 32 BTC ($2.0M)—and two notable disposals: Nakamoto reduced holdings by 597 BTC ($48.0M) and Fold Holdings trimmed 634 BTC ($45.0M). The week saw net BTC outflows of 1,110 BTC ($88.1M) across six filers, while ETH saw a large corporate purchase. Strategy disclosed a cumulative position of 845,256 BTC, up 1,550 BTC since last disclosure.
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Filings
Recent Purchases
~ Estimated value — the filing disclosed how many coins changed hands but no dollar figure, so we value it at the market price.
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Worth reading
Notable Filings
Strategy's SEC filing confirmed a total BTC balance of 845,256 BTC ($55.5B at current prices), representing 1,550 BTC accumulated since the prior disclosure period. BMNR's 126,971 ETH acquisition—reported by CoinDesk on June 7—constitutes the week's defining institutional move into ethereum treasuries and the largest single purchase across all three tracked assets. Nakamoto's 597 BTC sale and Fold's 634 BTC reduction, both disclosed this week, suggest selective rebalancing during the near-six-percent weekly rally in BTC price. No new stackers entered the cohort this week.
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Period-end balances
Disclosed This Week
These companies revealed their total balance-sheet position in a filing this week. The change shown is cumulative since each company's last disclosure — a multi-quarter figure, not a purchase made this week.
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Total now disclosed |
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Strategy (MSTR)
+1,550 BTC ($101.3M) since last disclosure
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 845,256 BTC |
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Leaderboard
Top Five
The largest tracked holders overall — companies, funds, and governments — ranked by total position, not by this week's activity.
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The breakdown
This Week by Asset
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This week's activity |
Net USD · share |
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BTC
6 entities
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-$88.1M
29.4%
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 ETH
1 entity
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$211.7M
70.6%
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ETH inflows ($211.7M) exceeded BTC outflows ($88.1M) by a factor of 2.4, ethereum corporate buying outweighed bitcoin selling by dollar value this week. BMNR's single purchase accounts for the entire ETH cohort activity; the BTC picture remains fragmented across six companies with mixed directional intent. This shift signals emerging appetite for ethereum balance-sheet deployment among larger-cap corporate treasurers, though the base remains concentrated.
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