Bit Digital Reports January 2026 Ethereum Treasury and Staking Metrics

NEW YORK — Feb. 6, 2026 — Bit Digital, Inc. (Nasdaq: BTBT) published its monthly Ethereum (ETH) treasury and staking metrics for January 2026, highlighting the size of its ETH balance, the share deployed into staking, and the yield generated over the month.

Key highlights (January 2026)

As of January 31, 2026, Bit Digital said it held approximately 155,239.4 ETH. The company noted that figure includes around 15,236.4 ETH and ETH-equivalents held in an externally managed fund.

Using an ETH closing price of approximately $2,449 on Jan. 31, Bit Digital pegged the market value of its ETH holdings at approximately $380.2 million. The company’s total average ETH acquisition price across all holdings was approximately $3,045 as of the same date.

On the staking side, Bit Digital reported total staked ETH of roughly 138,266 ETH, representing about 89% of its total ETH holdings. Staking operations generated approximately 344.0 ETH in rewards during the period, which the company said equates to an annualized yield of approximately 2.9%.

Bit Digital also disclosed 324,202,059 shares outstanding as of January 31, 2026.

WhiteFiber equity position and “no sell” message for 2026

Alongside the ETH update, the company said it holds approximately 27.0 million WhiteFiber (WYFI) shares, with a market value of approximately $527.6 million as of Jan. 31. It also referenced a Jan. 28 statement reaffirming its long-term investment in WhiteFiber and confirming it will not sell any of its WhiteFiber shares in secondary offerings or other discretionary dispositions during 2026.

How Bit Digital frames its strategy

In the “About” section, Bit Digital describes itself as a Strategic Asset Company (SAC) focused on active participation in Ethereum infrastructure and equity exposure to AI/HPC infrastructure through its majority ownership stake in WhiteFiber. It says it purchases and stakes ETH to generate protocol-native yield and participates directly in the Ethereum network.

Industry takeaway: why this matters for crypto (and for ETH staking in particular)

Monthly disclosures like this are part of a broader shift: public companies aren’t just holding crypto as a passive asset—they’re increasingly treating ETH as a yield-bearing treasury instrument via staking.

For the Ethereum staking sector, Bit Digital’s update is useful because it:

• Adds transparency around how large treasuries are actually deployed (what percentage is staked, and what yield is being realized).
• Normalizes “staking ops” as public-market reporting, which can push the industry toward clearer operational benchmarks and repeatable disclosure standards.
• Highlights the trade-off institutions care about: staking yield versus operational complexity (custody, validator operations, liquidity constraints), which is where professional infrastructure providers—and more robust risk frameworks—tend to benefit.

In short: this is another data point showing ETH staking moving deeper into the institutional/public-company playbook, with regular reporting becoming part of the expectation set.

Source: Bit Digital Inc. Reports Monthly Ethereum Treasury and Staking Metrics for January 2026