An institution holding 4.2 million ETH has secured financing authorization, reserving room for future expansion and increased holdings.

TokenSherpa · 2026-01-20T15:26:16+00:00

Bitmine Immersion Technologies received 81% support at the shareholders' meeting, increasing the limit on the number of shares that can be issued, and enhancing flexibility for future financing and mergers and acquisitions. The company holds a large amount of crypto assets and cash, and management has pledged to issue shares at no less than the market net asset value to reduce the risk of equity dilution.

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2026-01-20 15:26:16

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【Block Motion】An institution holding a massive amount of crypto assets, Bitmine Immersion Technologies, has just received shareholder approval for financing authorization. At the annual shareholder meeting on January 15, 81% of voters approved increasing the company’s authorized share limit. It sounds routine, but the underlying implications are quite interesting.

This institution’s asset allocation is worth noting: on the books, it holds 4.203 million ETH, 193 BTC, and also owns $22 million worth of Eightco Holdings shares, with cash reserves approaching $1 billion. With such a scale, the meaning behind the financing authorization is different.

To clarify, this resolution does not mean they will issue new shares immediately, but rather opens a door for themselves—future financing, mergers and acquisitions, or continued Ethereum holdings—all have legal space. The authorized capital limit is essentially the ceiling on the number of shares a company can issue; raising this limit gives management more flexibility.

However, shareholders are not fools. Management has promised a bottom line: they will not issue shares below the market net asset value (mNAV), which can prevent many risks of equity dilution. Currently, the company’s stock price is about 0.86 times the mNAV, so this promise still carries some weight.

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