Largest Ethereum ETF and DAT holdings: ETHA $15.5 billion, BMNR $12.7 billion
Treasury Edge released a chart on platform X, stating that the largest Ethereum ETF ($ETHA) holds Ethereum worth $15.5 billion, and the largest Ethereum DAT ($BMNR) holds Ethereum worth $12.7 billion.
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