According to @OnchainLens, Bitmine staked an additional 92,160 ETH worth $293.27M, lifting its total staked position to 1,436,384 ETH valued at $4.77B on Jan 13, 2026, based on Arkham Intelligence tracking data; sources: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence. The prior @OnchainLens update cited a 154,208 ETH stake worth $478.77M, with total staked then at 1,344,224 ETH valued at $4.15B; sources: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence. The latest change represents a net increase of 92,160 ETH and roughly $0.62B in USD valuation versus the earlier reported total, calculated from the cited figures; sources: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence.

According to @lookonchain, Bitmine associated with Tom Lee (@fundstrat) staked another 154,208 ETH (about $478.77M) in the past 6 hours, bringing its total staked to 1,344,224 ETH (about $4.17B), source: @lookonchain; Arkham Intelligence. The on-chain attribution and transaction footprints are referenced to Arkham Intelligence’s Bitmine entity page, supporting the reported staking volumes and consolidated validator holdings, source: Arkham Intelligence. Because ETH committed to validators is not immediately transferable until withdrawal/exit procedures are completed, large-scale staking like this reduces the immediately tradable float during the staking period, which traders track when assessing liquidity and basis dynamics, source: ethereum.org (staking and withdrawals documentation).

According to @OnchainLens, Bitmine staked an additional 154,208 ETH worth $478.77M, bringing its total staked to 1,344,224 ETH valued at $4.15B; source: Onchain Lens on X, Jan 12, 2026, https://twitter.com/OnchainLens/status/2010860213830823942. The Bitmine entity and associated balances are visible via Arkham’s on-chain explorer, corroborating the staking attribution; source: Arkham Intel, https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/bitmine. This update follows a prior note that Bitmine staked 109,504 ETH with total at 1,190,016 ETH valued at $3.7B; source: Onchain Lens on X, https://x.com/OnchainLens/status/2010506759660806630. ETH in active validators is not freely transferable until withdrawal or exit is processed, concentrating supply in staking rather than on exchanges; source: Ethereum.org Staking, https://ethereum.org/en/staking/.

According to @lookonchain, Tom Lee’s Bitmine staked another 109,504 ETH (about $340.6M) in the past 2 hours, bringing its total staked to 1,190,016 ETH (about $3.7B) (source: @lookonchain; source: ARKM Intel entity page for Bitmine). The staking activity is attributed to the Bitmine wallet cluster labeled on ARKM Intel, which lists the entity and associated addresses used for validator deposits (source: ARKM Intel). For traders, staked ETH is committed to validators and requires an exit process to become liquid, so large deposit bursts can reduce immediately sellable ETH and make staking flow a key liquidity signal (source: Ethereum.org Staking documentation). The alert provides no price or exchange-balance changes, so positioning should be guided by your own monitoring of deposit and exit queues rather than inferred price impact (source: @lookonchain; source: Ethereum.org Staking documentation).

According to @lookonchain, Bitmine linked to Tom Lee of Fundstrat staked another 86,400 ETH, valued at about 266.3 million dollars, in the past five hours, bringing its cumulative stake to 1,080,512 ETH worth about 3.33 billion dollars, source: Lookonchain on X, Jan 11, 2026. Arkham Intelligence’s Bitmine entity page corroborates the wallet cluster attribution and reflects the staked ETH holdings cited in the update, source: Arkham Intelligence Bitmine entity page. At 32 ETH per validator, the latest 86,400 ETH deposit equals roughly 2,700 additional validators and the total 1,080,512 ETH corresponds to about 33,766 validators, useful for tracking validator-set growth, source: Ethereum.org staking documentation; Lookonchain on X; Arkham Intelligence Bitmine entity page. While staked, ETH in a validator cannot be transferred by that validator account until an exit and withdrawal are processed through the protocol, which confines those coins to the staking process until completion of withdrawals, source: Ethereum.org staking documentation.

According to Onchain Lens, Bitmine has staked an additional 57,600 ETH (~$176.16M), bringing its total staked to 965,792 ETH (~$2.97B), with figures referenced from Arkham Intelligence’s Bitmine entity page at intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/bitmine (source: Onchain Lens; Arkham Intelligence). According to Onchain Lens, this follows an earlier report that Bitmine staked 109,504 ETH (~$344.44M) when its total reached 908,192 ETH, underscoring continued large validator deposit activity by the entity (source: Onchain Lens). According to Arkham Intelligence, traders can verify Bitmine’s validator deposits and balances on the Bitmine entity page for on-chain confirmation when tracking Ethereum staking flows (source: Arkham Intelligence).

According to @lookonchain, Bitmine associated with Tom Lee (@fundstrat) staked another 128,704 ETH (~$405M) in the past 5 hours, bringing total staked to 936,512 ETH (~$2.87B) (source: @lookonchain; source: Arkham Intelligence entity Bitmine). Validator activations are rate-limited by the Ethereum churn mechanism, so large deposit waves increase activation wait times and dilute per-validator staking APR as the active validator set grows (source: Ethereum.org staking documentation). Staked ETH requires exiting the validator set before becoming transferable, limiting immediate sell-side liquidity for the staking entity until withdrawal completes (source: Ethereum.org staking documentation). Traders should monitor Bitmine-linked wallets and validator activations for follow-through flows and potential shifts in queue length and realized APR (source: Arkham Intelligence; source: Ethereum.org staking documentation).

According to @OnchainLens, Bitmine staked an additional 19,200 ETH valued at $60.85 million (source: @OnchainLens). This brings its cumulative staked position to 827,008 ETH worth $2.62 billion (source: @OnchainLens). These figures imply a reference valuation near $3,168 per ETH based on the reported token amounts and USD values (source: @OnchainLens). The staking wallets are attributed to Bitmine on the Arkham Intelligence Bitmine entity page referenced in the post (source: Arkham Intelligence; @OnchainLens). At 32 ETH per validator, the new 19,200 ETH corresponds to 600 validators and the total stake equals roughly 25,844 validators (source: Ethereum.org staking documentation; @OnchainLens).

According to @OnchainLens, Bitmine staked an additional 49,088 ETH valued at $152.7M, bringing its total staked to 593,152 ETH worth $1.85B. Source: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence Bitmine entity page. @OnchainLens previously reported Bitmine staking 82,560 ETH for a total of 544,064 ETH worth $1.7B, indicating a net increase of 49,088 ETH since that update. Source: @OnchainLens. For trading impact, these deposits move a large balance into Ethereum validators that cannot be instantly transferred without exiting, which requires an exit process and can face a queue, reducing the entity’s near-term sell capacity. Source: Ethereum.org staking withdrawals documentation.

According to @OnchainLens, Bitmine staked an additional 103,424 ETH valued at $303.08M with the data reference pointing to the Arkham Intelligence Bitmine entity page for verification, source: Onchain Lens on X Dec 27, 2025; Arkham Intelligence intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/bitmine. The same update states Bitmine’s total staked reached 257,600 ETH while listing a total valuation of $75.43M, which is inconsistent with the per-transaction valuation and the prior cited totals, so traders should confirm the aggregate on Arkham before acting, source: Onchain Lens on X Dec 27, 2025; Arkham Intelligence intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/bitmine. Earlier, @OnchainLens reported Bitmine added 79,296 ETH valued at $232M for a cumulative 154,176 ETH then valued at $451M, source: Onchain Lens on X. From a trading perspective, large new validator deposits increase the staked share of ETH and generally dilute staking APR as active validators rise, so monitor APR changes and validator activation queues to gauge timing, source: Ethereum.org Staking documentation ethereum.org/staking; Onchain Lens on X. Track related flows via Arkham to assess any exchange or liquid staking platform movements that could affect near-term liquidity and sell pressure, source: Arkham Intelligence intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/bitmine; Onchain Lens on X.

According to Crypto Rover, over 150,000 Ethereum validators have expressed support for raising the network's gas limit from 36 million to 60 million, a move that increases Layer 1 transaction capacity without requiring a hard fork (source: Crypto Rover on Twitter, May 27, 2025). This upgrade is expected to directly enhance throughput and reduce network congestion, potentially impacting Ethereum price action by encouraging higher on-chain activity and greater DeFi and NFT volume. Traders should monitor gas fee trends and mainnet inflow metrics as this validator consensus could accelerate ecosystem growth and influence ETH market volatility.