ETHZilla запускает токен, обеспеченный авиационными двигателями, на платформе Arbitrum Translation: ETHZilla launches token backed by aviation engines on the Arbitrum platform.

Supported by Peter Thiel, the crypto asset management company DAT has launched the Eurus Aero Token I through its division ETHZilla Aerospace. This instrument has been issued on the second-layer network Arbitrum and is tied to tangible assets—aviation engines.

The underlying collateral consists of two CFM56 turbofan engines, which are currently leased to a major U.S. airline. The name of the airline remains undisclosed due to contract obligations.

According to the offering on the Liquidity.io platform, the instrument is targeted at accredited investors.

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ETHZilla’s CEO, MacAndrew Rudisil, stated that the project provides access to markets that have historically been reserved for private equity funds and institutional lenders.

Asset management giant BlackRock has increased its stake in BitMine by 166% in the fourth quarter of 2025, bringing the value of its shareholding to $246 million.

This investment titan has countered the market trend, as the price of Ethereum plummeted by 40% over the month. Jeffrey Kendrick, the head of digital asset research at Standard Chartered, suggested the possibility of further decline to $1,400.

BitMine is the second-largest company holding Ethereum on its balance sheet. Amid the cryptocurrency market slump, its shares have dropped by 67.97% over the past six months, reaching $19.74. The firm faces an unrealized loss of at least $6.6 billion from its cryptocurrency purchases.

As a reminder, on February 5, ETHZilla acquired a portfolio of 95 loans for modular houses for $4.7 million.