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Bitmine's ETH holdings rose to 5.62 million, earning it a place on the Fortune Crypto 100. With total assets of $10.4 billion and a Morgan Stanley application fee rate of 0.14%, the spot Solana ETF is poised to become the lowest-fee ETF in the US market.

According to ChainCatcher and BBX data, the largest publicly traded Ethereum reserve holder updated its holdings to a new high yesterday, while Wall Street giants are simultaneously moving into spot SOL ETFs. Key developments are as follows: Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: $BMNR) disclosed its latest holdings data in an official press release on June 22: the company's total ETH holdings have risen to 5.62 million (an increase of approximately 230,000 from 5.39 million on May 26), representing approximately 4.66% of the total circulating supply of Ethereum, reaching 93% of the 5% ultimate goal; the total value of its combined crypto assets, cash, and strategic investments is approximately $10.4 billion (including approximately $502 million in cash and securities, 204 BTC, $180 million in Beast Industries equity, and an approximately $88 million investment in Eightco Holdings); 4,718,677 ETH have been pledged (representing approximately...). 83%), with annualized staking yields of approximately $226 million. Total assets decreased from $1.23 billion on May 26, primarily due to the ETH price falling from approximately $2,134 to approximately $1,762 (a price drop of about 17%), but ETH reserves continued to grow. The company was also included in the 2026 Fortune Crypto 100 list (which selects the most influential blockchain companies of the year) and has received approval from the New York Stock Exchange to list perpetual preferred stock with a 9.5% annual dividend yield under the ticker symbol $BMNP. Morgan Stanley (NYSE: $MS) has submitted an amended registration statement to the SEC for its spot Solana ETF, setting a management fee of 0.14%—if approved, this will become the lowest-fee Solana spot ETF in the US market (existing competitors generally have fees higher than 0.20%). This marks a key extension of Morgan Stanley's multi-asset crypto ETF strategy, following its existing Bitcoin ETF ($MSBT, 0.14%, with zero net redemptions in its first month after launch on April 8). Combined with the previous crypto asset to ETP cooperation mechanism with Galaxy Digital (allowing qualified clients to directly exchange physical crypto assets for ETF shares), the company is building a complete spot ETF product line covering Bitcoin → Ethereum → Solana, directly targeting the multi-asset digital crypto allocation needs of traditional wealth management channels.