Ethereum Latest Update: ETHZilla Offloads $40M in ETH to Reduce Gap Between Stock Price and NAV
- ETHZilla sold $40M in ETH to fund stock buybacks, aiming to reduce its 30% NAV discount by repurchasing 600K shares at $12M. - The move follows a $250M buyback plan leveraging treasury strength, with remaining funds to continue narrowing the NAV gap until normalization. - Competitor BitMine expanded its ETH holdings to 3.24M, while ETHZilla's Satschel partnership targets tokenized real-world assets. - Analysts highlight ETHZilla's high Price/Book ratio (50.97) but note its liquidity-focused strategy alig
ETHZilla Corporation (Nasdaq: ETHZ), a tech company focused on integrating traditional and decentralized finance, has liquidated $40 million worth of
After the sale, ETHZilla retains approximately $400 million in
The company’s recent moves reflect wider industry trends, as many crypto treasuries are valued below their underlying assets, according to
Analysts point out ETHZilla’s high Price/Book ratio of 50.97 and a low financial health score of 1.61, as first noted by Investing.com. However, the company’s focus on liquidity and NAV could help stabilize its valuation. The buyback plan is similar to those of other firms, such as SharpLink Gaming, which approved a $1.5 billion repurchase, as also discussed by Blockonomi. Institutional investors, including Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund, which acquired a 7.5% stake in August, show strong support for ETHZilla’s hybrid approach to crypto liquidity and equity management, as previously reported by Crypto Economy.
With Ethereum’s price climbing 3.58% over the past week, ETHZilla’s recent sales—executed at around $3,900 per ETH—allow it to benefit from market swings while maintaining long-term treasury strength. By selling just 10% of its reserves, the company aims to strike a balance between immediate returns and strategic asset retention.
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