BMNR Scan is an independently maintained public dashboard focused on BitMine Immersion Technologies (NYSE American: BMNR). It brings together an estimated market net asset value, reported Ethereum treasury holdings, staking activity, share-count context, and U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows so readers can inspect related public data in one place.

The site is not owned, operated, sponsored, or endorsed by BitMine Immersion Technologies, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, an exchange, or any market-data provider. BMNR Scan does not offer brokerage accounts, execute trades, hold customer assets, or provide personalized investment advice.

Treasury, staking, liquidity, and share-count observations are derived from public company disclosures and SEC filings. Market and crypto quotes come from identified third-party data services, while ETF flow views reflect published source tables after they become available. The methodology page lists the current source and calculation boundaries.

Different sources publish on different schedules. A current price can refresh more frequently than a filing-based balance, and an ETF flow can remain unavailable until its source posts the relevant trading day. BMNR Scan preserves date, freshness, fallback, and missing-value distinctions instead of presenting every field as equally current.

Use BMNR Scan as a research starting point: identify the displayed date, inspect the relevant chart or table, read the source and freshness notes, and then compare a material value with the original filing or market source. Historical estimates may use the information that was available at that time and can differ from a later restatement or newly published disclosure.

mNAV is an estimate, not an accounting measure published by the company. It depends on market prices, reported assets, liquidity assumptions, and the available share-count basis. A premium or discount can change rapidly and should not be interpreted on its own as a signal to buy or sell a security.

The operator reviews source changes, collection failures, calculation boundaries, and user-reported discrepancies. Verified corrections are applied at the closest responsible layer so the public page, API response, cache, and provenance remain consistent. No response time or uninterrupted-availability guarantee is offered for this independently operated service.

Questions about a specific value are most useful when they include the page URL, field or chart name, observed date and time, expected value, and a link to the original source. Contact details and privacy information are published so agents and people can verify who maintains the site and how to raise a concern.