Family, who understands! On one side, Bitcoin is skyrocketing to a historical high, and the entire network is shouting 'the bull is back'; on the other side, the 'orthodox army' ZOOZ company, which specializes in Bitcoin reserves, has surprisingly received a delisting warning from NASDAQ! This operation is like your favorite athlete just won the MVP, but their dedicated support team is about to disband, so absurd that I went through the announcement three times overnight to make sure I wasn't mistaken.
As an old hand who has been immersed in the crypto circle for eight years, I must share some valuable insights for newcomers: ZOOZ is not a small workshop; it is a major company dual-listed on NASDAQ and in Israel. Its core business is managing Bitcoin reserves for institutions, essentially acting as an 'intermediary' between the crypto world and traditional finance. Logically, as Bitcoin skyrockets, these types of companies should benefit, but the reality is that its stock price has remained below 1 dollar for 30 consecutive days, directly triggering the delisting threshold. This is not just a matter of 'bad luck,' but rather that traditional finance's pricing logic for crypto assets has been completely thrown into chaos.
Many people believe that the continuous inflow of funds related to Bitcoin ETFs will cause the entire industry chain to soar, but ZOOZ's predicament precisely punctures this misconception: the traditional capital market recognizes not the 'crypto concept,' but the real profitability. Currently, the crypto market is highly volatile, institutional clients are either observing or cautiously testing the waters with small positions. ZOOZ's business volume is not increasing, making its revenue naturally difficult to look good, and it's understandable that the stock price cannot hold up. Interestingly, the 180-day rectification period it received will likely follow the old path of 'reverse stock split'—simply put, it means consolidating 10 shares into 1 share to forcibly raise the stock price above $1, but this is merely a superficial remedy that does not solve the core profitability issue.
This matter is actually an important signal for us ordinary investors: do not blindly chase any 'Bitcoin concept stocks,' whether in the US stock market or other markets; first, check if the company is genuinely doing business and making a profit. As for whether ZOOZ can turn around, I think it is highly likely to be 'barely surviving,' unless there are large institutions bottom-fishing or a business explosion in the future. I will continue to track its rectification actions and will also break down the real situations of more crypto industry chain companies. Follow me to avoid those pitfalls in the crypto circle that are wrapped in 'aura.' Let's make clear money together in the bull market! If you currently feel helpless and confused in trading, and want to learn more about crypto-related knowledge and firsthand cutting-edge information, follow me.
