BitMine splurges $126 million to buy ETH, Eole increases holdings in HYPE

According to BBX data, yesterday global listed companies disclosed the latest developments in digital asset treasury allocation, financial performance, and compliance infrastructure expansion. The core information is as follows:

• BitMine purchased 51,000 ETH, valued at approximately $126 million: The latest transaction records show that the listed mining company BitMine made a significant purchase of 51,000 Ethereum (ETH) on September 2 through cryptocurrency broker FalconX and digital asset custodian BitGo. Based on the price at the time of the transaction, the total value of this purchase is approximately $126 million.

• Japanese listed company Eole increased its holdings by 8,709 HYPE: Japanese listed company Eole disclosed its latest treasury movements. Between July 30 and August 31, the company increased its holdings in the secondary market by approximately 8,709.57 HYPE, investing about $730,000. After this increase, its total holdings of HYPE have risen to approximately 9,787.82.

• OSL Group's total revenue exceeded HKD 55.8 billion in the first half of the year, with payment business dominating: The stablecoin payment and trading platform OSL Group (00863.HK) announced its interim results for the six months ending June 30. The financial report shows that the company's total revenue in the first half reached HKD 55.813 billion (a year-on-year increase of 65.8%). Among them, stablecoin and digital asset payment businesses have become the absolute core, contributing revenue as high as HKD 49.083 billion, accounting for 88% of total revenue.

• Coincheck Group partners with DFNS to enter the Japanese institutional custody market: Dutch-listed digital asset service provider Coincheck Group announced a strategic partnership with institutional financial infrastructure provider DFNS. The two parties will focus on in-depth cooperation around digital asset wallet technology and custody services in Japan. DFNS's underlying technology will be deployed to its Japanese subsidiary Coincheck, Inc., aiming to provide safe and reliable institutional-level digital asset custody and trading execution services while meeting local stringent regulatory requirements.