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AVAX treasury company AVAT has warned the SEC it may not survive the year, because its business has no strong revenue source beyond holding AVAX. It spent $265M on AVAX now worth $123M, pledged 7.8M of its 13.8M AVAX as loan collateral, and lost $26.78M last quarter against $2.06M of staking revenue. Six weeks after a $675M Nasdaq debut it is worth $29.8M, and any further AVAX decline raises its financial risk. x.comÂ
Avalanche's onchain asset growth has not yet translated into demand for AVAX itself. Funds and stocks living on the chain, such as a Goldman Sachs Treasury fund or Dinari's US stocks, are not the same as people buying the token. x.comÂ
Avalanche's AVAX is a useless token with no revenue and no reason to hold it. @WazzCrypto calls its price action a sobering preview for most layer-1 tokens. x.comÂ
Avalanche Treasury Corp.'s SPAC structure is built for dilution and PIPE exits, not durable capital, and it listed at the worst possible time. It fell 38% on its first day, from about $3 to $1.85, while AVAX sits at five-year lows, 95% below its 2021 peak, yet the company still plans to buy over $1B more AVAX. The SpaceX IPO is draining capital, Strategy is selling, ETFs are bleeding outflows and crypto is in the down leg of its four-year cycle. x.comÂ
AVAX One Technology's management is backing its own stock, and the shares just broke a multi-month descending trendline on five times normal volume. It has repurchased 85,724 shares at about $4.28 since June 30, with about $35.5M left on its $40M buyback. Its treasury holds 14.09M AVAX tokens, alongside staking yield, bitcoin mining and data centers. $5.50 is the trigger level. x.comÂ
Avalanche is becoming indispensable infrastructure the way AWS did, yet the token sits 94% below its high because the market has no category for it yet. RWA liquidity reached $761 million, up 78% in 90 days, with BlackRock, Janus Henderson, Franklin Templeton, Apollo and Galaxy choosing it independently. Progmat is migrating $2.9 billion of Japanese security tokens to an Avalanche L1, and AI-agent payment networks like Kite, backed by PayPal and Coinbase Ventures, run on it. A long-term bet. … Show more
CleanSpark is bad for shareholders because it loses money mining Bitcoin, at an all-in cost above $120K per coin. Even excluding about $670M of markdowns on its Bitcoin holdings, it lost almost $400M over the past year, and depreciation eats the rest of its so-called profits. Its shareholder equity is below what it has raised from investors, though its miners are still carried above their worth. This rebuts @Market_Maestros, who argues miners trade on EV/EBITDA and the losses are unrealized. … Show more
BitMine Immersion Technologies holds about $16 billion of Ethereum and faces massive losses as liquidity drains from crypto. Like Strategy, it is exposed to a collapse in crypto values. x.comÂ
Enhabit is in a disastrous financial situation, with management itself warning of substantial doubt about continuing as a going concern. It has $36M of pro forma liquidity while burning more than $20M a quarter, under six months of runway. That sets up a negative loop: a lower market cap makes raising capital harder, lowering confidence and the market cap further, which explains the downward spiral. The likely path is an inevitable capital raise. x.comÂ
Strategy is a debt trap disguised as genius: it keeps buying bitcoin with debt and preferred stock, yet bitcoin generates no income to service those obligations. Like a man buying rent-free houses on credit cards, it looks brilliant while prices rise and lenders keep saying yes, with the MSTR premium acting as that willing lender. If bitcoin falls and funding dries up, it is left to sell into a falling market, borrow at worse rates or dilute shareholders on ugly terms. x.comÂ
