An Ethereum treasury company, The Ether Machine, submitted a listing application
It wants to move its hoarding-ether business to the US stock market
When hoarded ether itself becomes a publicly listed company, the mainstreaming of crypto assets takes another step forward
The Ether Machine has submitted a listing application to the US SEC. If successful, it will become another publicly listed company with crypto assets at the core of its treasury strategy. The business model of companies like this is simple and straightforward: turn the company into a kind of Ethereum reservoir. By holding Ethereum assets, traditional investors can indirectly gain exposure to crypto.
Going public is not only a way to raise funds—it also serves as a form of endorsement. It means that, within a compliant framework, holding crypto assets is being gradually accepted by capital markets.
From Bitcoin treasury companies to Ethereum treasury companies, this path is being replicated by more and more founders.
Plainly speaking: before, if you wanted to hold Ethereum, you had to open your own wallet and buy the coins. Now, someone has turned the act of hoarding Ethereum into a publicly listed company. Buying its stock means you indirectly hold a portion of Ethereum, and the barrier drops dramatically—so ordinary stock investors can now touch it.
Every day, I’ll take you through crypto hot topics—not just what’s happening in the news, but also the underlying logic and opportunities 👀🚀
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It wants to move its hoarding-ether business to the US stock market
When hoarded ether itself becomes a publicly listed company, the mainstreaming of crypto assets takes another step forward
The Ether Machine has submitted a listing application to the US SEC. If successful, it will become another publicly listed company with crypto assets at the core of its treasury strategy. The business model of companies like this is simple and straightforward: turn the company into a kind of Ethereum reservoir. By holding Ethereum assets, traditional investors can indirectly gain exposure to crypto.
Going public is not only a way to raise funds—it also serves as a form of endorsement. It means that, within a compliant framework, holding crypto assets is being gradually accepted by capital markets.
From Bitcoin treasury companies to Ethereum treasury companies, this path is being replicated by more and more founders.
Plainly speaking: before, if you wanted to hold Ethereum, you had to open your own wallet and buy the coins. Now, someone has turned the act of hoarding Ethereum into a publicly listed company. Buying its stock means you indirectly hold a portion of Ethereum, and the barrier drops dramatically—so ordinary stock investors can now touch it.
Every day, I’ll take you through crypto hot topics—not just what’s happening in the news, but also the underlying logic and opportunities 👀🚀
#比特币 #etf
⚖️ 监管动态进群跟进
