Tether's Bitcoin holdings surged to 150,000 coins, and BitMNR purchased another 5,000 ETH, bringing total holdings to over 6.06 million

According to BBX data, yesterday global leading crypto entities and institutions disclosed the latest developments in their digital asset treasury allocations, with the core information as follows:

• Tether's Bitcoin holdings increased to approximately 150,000 coins, with a market value of up to 11.5 billion dollars: Tether's CEO Paolo Ardoino disclosed for the first time during a speech at the Plan ₿ forum in Lugano, Switzerland, that the company's current Bitcoin reserves have reached approximately 150,000 BTC, with a market value of about 11.5 billion dollars at current market prices. This figure represents a significant leap from the 96,000 to 100,000 coins disclosed between early and mid-2026. Since May 2023, Tether has implemented a treasury policy to use up to about 15% of its quarterly net profit to purchase Bitcoin. According to previously published third-quarter reserve proofs, as of September 30, its Bitcoin reserve valuation was approximately 8.37 billion dollars, indicating that it likely made intensive purchases during October.

• BitMNR spent 11.22 million dollars to increase its holdings by 5,000 ETH, with total holdings surpassing 6.06 million: BitMNR, a publicly listed mining company under Tom Lee, made another major purchase of 5,000 Ethereum (ETH) through the Kraken exchange yesterday, with an estimated value of about 11.22 million dollars at the time of the transaction. Over the past year and a half of high-frequency accumulation, BitMNR has accumulated a total of 6.06 million ETH, with a total holding value soaring to approximately 20.18 billion dollars, and its overall average holding cost precisely controlled at 3,329 dollars per coin.