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This Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury diluted shareholders 18-fold to survive a $212 million crypto loss without selling its stash
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GD Culture Group reported a $211.8 million first-half unrealized Bitcoin loss on its holdings while its split-adjusted share count rose to more than 18 times its year-end level, exposing two distinct pressures behind the company’s crypto-treasury strategy.
Key facts
- At June 30, GD Culture reported $7.2 million in operating bank accounts and $36.6 million of working capital, which included that ATM receivable
- GD Culture separately reported selling about 1.08 BTC purchased for short-term trading, receiving $71,201 and recording a $28,799 realized loss
- The Nasdaq-listed digital media and technology company held 7,500 BTC with an original cost of $842 million and a June 30 fair value of $451.2 million, according to its Aug. 14 quarterly filing
- It also sold 1,037,206 split-adjusted shares in a June placement at an adjusted $5.25 each, raising about $5.45 million gross
Summary
01 The $211.8M Bitcoin charge was noncash and separate from sales of the core reserve. 02 Cash issuances accounted for 99.65% of the 3.93M-share increase after the reverse split. 03 Management said liquidity covered obligations for at least 12 months after the interim statements. The Nasdaq-listed digital media and technology company held 7,500 BTC with an original cost of $842 million and a June 30 fair value of $451.2 million, according to its Aug. 14 quarterly filing.