Solmate's Major Shareholder Throws Down the Gauntlet: The Governance Storm of SLMT is Worse than SOL's Plunge
Solana's vault concept stock SLMT is in hot water. The largest external shareholder RBCH (22.74% stake, backed by RockawayX founder Fischer) has gone ahead and sued the board in New York, claiming violations of fiduciary duties and self-dealing. Even more explosive, Proxy Advisor ISS has sided with RBCH, suggesting shareholders vote against the current board members.
SLMT has already tanked about 78% this year, significantly underperforming SOL's decline during the same period—clearly, the market is pricing in governance risks. Despite the company holding over 1.2 million SOL (about $129 million) and having no long-term debt, the previous $7.19 per share acquisition bid at a 30% premium from Forward Industries was rejected, making the board's lack of convincing power even more apparent.
Fischer believes the stock is undervalued by about 50%, and now it's all about how the court motions and shareholder votes play out. In the short term, SLMT feels more like a corporate governance game rather than just a simple SOL position play. Holders should proceed with caution.
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