The valuation pressure on Bitcoin Treasury Companies continues to intensify. Currently, at least 37 out of the top 100 Bitcoin Treasury Companies (about 40%) have share prices below their net asset value (NAV) of their held Bitcoin. Macro analyst Alex Kruger describes this pattern as a "distorted structure" and compares it to the situation before the collapse of the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust premium in 2020. Due to share prices falling below NAV, these companies are now unable to raise funds through issuing new shares without diluting shareholder value, rendering the treasury expansion model essentially ineffective. Several leading companies, including MicroStrategy, are currently trading at approximately a 17% discount. The market generally expects this sector to enter a phase of consolidation and mergers and acquisitions. (DL News)
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The valuation pressure on Bitcoin Treasury Companies continues to intensify. Currently, at least 37 out of the top 100 Bitcoin Treasury Companies (about 40%) have share prices below their net asset value (NAV) of their held Bitcoin. Macro analyst Alex Kruger describes this pattern as a "distorted structure" and compares it to the situation before the collapse of the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust premium in 2020. Due to share prices falling below NAV, these companies are now unable to raise funds through issuing new shares without diluting shareholder value, rendering the treasury expansion model essentially ineffective. Several leading companies, including MicroStrategy, are currently trading at approximately a 17% discount. The market generally expects this sector to enter a phase of consolidation and mergers and acquisitions. (DL News)