Ethereum treasury firms report a 60% staking revenue share

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Ethereum news: A report by Everstake reveals that staking revenue accounts for 60% of income among six Ethereum treasury firms that disclosed staking earnings. The analysis covered 15 public companies with Ethereum holdings, showing a combined net loss of $141 million in 2025. BitMine Immersion Technologies reported a $902 million loss over six months due to unrealized asset losses. Ethereum ecosystem news: Spot crypto ETFs are making it increasingly difficult for firms to justify valuations without yield-generating strategies such as staking.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to Everstake’s report, among six Ethereum treasury companies that separately disclosed staking-related income, staking income accounted for an average of 60% of their reported revenue. The report reviewed 15 publicly traded companies with Ethereum treasury strategies, which collectively reported a net loss of approximately $1.41 billion in 2025. Additionally, BitMine Immersion Technologies reported a net loss of $9.02 billion for the six months ended February 28, primarily driven by unrealized losses on digital assets.

The report states that spot Ethereum ETFs have diminished the appeal of publicly traded companies that simply hold Ethereum, forcing financial firms to justify their valuations through yield-generating strategies such as staking. (Cointelegraph)

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