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I noticed an interesting movement in Bitmine shares. I found out that Mirae Asset Global ETFs Holdings Ltd has over 1.6 million BMNR shares. At first glance, it seems like a large position, but the mechanism behind it is actually more complex.
The reason is that BMNR is included among the main components of the Global X Blockchain ETF. Mirae Asset's move is entirely a result of its passive tracking strategy — due to the ETF's portfolio structure, BMNR is automatically purchased. According to the latest data, BMNR is the fourth-largest position in the portfolio, representing approximately 8.92% weight.
This also signals an important indication, I think. As blockchain-themed ETFs grow, the passive buying pressure from large institutional players like Mirae Asset is increasing. BMNR is now attracting not only crypto investors but also traditional ETF investors. It creates an effect similar to institutional approval. As long as the blockchain sector continues to grow, these kinds of passive entries seem unlikely to stop.