MicroStrategy bought another 1,665 $BTC on September 27 at an average price of $85,681, bringing their total holdings to 847,666 $BTC, which accounts for 4% of the total Bitcoin supply. Their average cost per Bitcoin is $75,437. Meanwhile, BMNR has been consistently buying $ETH every week. Their latest purchase was on September 27, acquiring 17,362 $ETH at $2,734 each. Their total holdings now stand at 6,001,302 $ETH, with an average cost of $3,366 per $ETH. They’re getting very close to their goal of holding 5% of the total $ETH supply. With $672 million still on hand, that should be enough to reach the 5% target. Although they’re currently sitting on a $4 billion unrealized loss, it shouldn’t be too hard to break even this cycle. One advantage BMNR has over MicroStrategy is the staking income they generate. According to management, they’re earning about $358 million annually from staking.