Bitcoin treasury listed company ZOOZ received a Nasdaq warning letter and is facing delisting risk.

2025-12-23 02:02:14

[Block Rhythm] Nasdaq issued a compliance warning to the publicly traded company ZOOZ Strategy, which holds Bitcoin. According to the notice, the company currently fails to meet Nasdaq's minimum bidding standard of $1.00 per share. This means that if ZOOZ's common stock price cannot remain at $1.00 or above for at least 10 consecutive trading days before June 15, 2026, there is a risk of delisting.

It is worth noting that ZOOZ has always regarded Bitcoin as a strategic asset allocation, currently holding 1,036 coins. Against the backdrop of the current volatility in Bitcoin prices, the company's stock price pressure and Bitcoin holding situation have attracted market attention. From a strategic perspective, the Bitcoin asset allocation strategy adopted by ZOOZ is intended to hedge risks and achieve long-term returns, but the short-term stock performance seems to have not gained much market enthusiasm. In the next six months, whether it can meet the Nasdaq listing standards again will be a significant test for this Bitcoin treasury company.

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MetaMisery

· 20h ago

The logic in the crypto world is really something else; holding coins for hedging has actually dragged oneself down... Is this what they call strategy? Uh, it's hard to say whether holding 1,036 Bitcoins over there can save the situation; the key still depends on how Bitcoin performs in the next six months. ZOOZ's situation is a bit awkward; wanting to buy the dip but instead got their own bottom bought. A listed company holding just for the sake of holding; that's really bold, or is it pure desperation? That being said, this kind of situation is the most painful; when stocks fall, coins might also fall... It's a double whammy, everyone.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 22h ago

This is the brutality of the traditional market. Coin hoarding is not wrong, but the stock price must be taken seriously. You can't just rely on Bitcoin to maintain appearances.

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RektRecovery

· 12-23 10:36

lmao the classic bitcoin treasury play gone sideways... told everyone this architectural flaw would surface eventually

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ImpermanentSage

· 12-23 02:30

Selling coins to maintain stock prices, haha, this move is indeed amazing.

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GasGuzzler

· 12-23 02:23

This wave from zooz is a bit tragic, holding 1036 BTC but the stock price still can't hold up, where's the hedging we talked about?

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ProofOfNothing

· 12-23 02:22

Oh, another Bitcoin company is about to be delisted, this time it's ZOOZ. Wait, how can it go bankrupt with 1,036 Bitcoins in hand? This logic is quite absurd. ZOOZ is betting on Bitcoin, but the market is betting against it, haha. It's really "I hold coins, you get delisted." Bitcoin falls, and the listed company goes down with it, isn't that ironic? When stock prices can't save it, it has to rely on BTC to turn things around.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 12-23 02:14

It's another story of "Bitcoin hedging strategy" turning into "hedging oneself"... ZOOZ's operation is really amazing, holding 1036 Bitcoins just to stabilize the stock price, but it ended up being a burden instead, hilarious, a new realm for professional suckers.

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VitalikFanAccount

· 12-23 02:12

This operation is indeed a bit extreme. Using Bitcoin as a lifeline but the stock price is still so disappointing? It's a bit precarious to turn things around in half a year, unless BTC experiences another bull run... Putting in 1036 coins is useless; it seems paper assets still can't withstand the market's indifference. The gambler's mentality in managing the treasury company is an old trick; others have played themselves to death like this. It's really waking up from the NFT dream, and now it's the treasury company's turn to have their dream shattered.

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LeverageAddict

· 12-23 02:10

Haha, this is the rhythm of betting on Bitcoin and getting yourself delisted instead. ZOOZ's operation this time is really disappointing; holding over 1000 BTC couldn't save the stock price. The grace period given by NASDAQ is actually quite good; the key depends on the future Bitcoin trend. However, to be honest, relying on hoarding coins to turn things around seems a bit difficult for listed companies at the moment. If BTC has another surge in the next six months, there might still be hope? Otherwise, it will really be doomed.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 12-23 02:02

Haha, it's another delisting risk. How come these BTC treasury companies are all so miserable? Holding over 1000 Bitcoins and the stock price is disappointing. What an irony... What happened to the Hedging? It seems like the more they try, the more they lose.

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