According to @OnchainLens, the Royal Government of Bhutan staked 320 ETH (about $906.5K) with staking provider Figment, indicating a new institutional staking allocation; source: https://twitter.com/OnchainLens/status/2001565341265334494. The staking wallet is attributed to Druk Holding and Investments on Arkham Intelligence, linking the flow to Bhutan’s sovereign investment arm; source: https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/druk-holding-investments. The 320 ETH equates to 10 validators under Ethereum’s 32 ETH per validator requirement, confirming the scale of the deployment; source: https://ethereum.org/en/staking/. This adds 320 ETH to the staked set operated through Figment’s institutional validator infrastructure, relevant for tracking ETH supply dynamics and validator concentration; source: https://figment.io. Traders can monitor follow-on deposits or withdrawals via the Arkham entity page to gauge ongoing staking activity from this address; source: https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/entity/druk-holding-investments.

According to @ai_9684xtpa on Twitter, a whale or institutional wallet (0xB8C...dC1dc) withdrew 1.79 million KAITO tokens (worth approximately $3.99 million) from Binance in the past 8 hours and immediately staked the entire amount on Kaito. On-chain data confirms multiple historical interactions between this address and Continue Capital, a known investment firm. With information flows dominated by @stayloudio and @KaitoAI today, this large-scale staking suggests growing institutional participation in KAITO, potentially fueling bullish sentiment and increased volatility in the KAITO trading pairs (Source: @ai_9684xtpa, Twitter, May 30, 2025).

According to MaraSchmiedt on Twitter, leading firms such as Anchorage, Figment, and 3iQ discussed their latest advancements in institutional staking adoption during the Consensus 2025 conference (source: @MaraSchmiedt, Twitter, May 16, 2025). The panel highlighted new infrastructure and compliance solutions that are aiming to lower barriers for large financial entities to participate in crypto staking. This development is significant for traders as increased institutional involvement can boost staking volumes and liquidity, potentially impacting token yields and price stability across major proof-of-stake assets.