Japanese game company Enish is liquidating Bitcoin at a loss and shifting its funding strategy to staking in the Solana ecosystem
According to Cryptopolitan, Japanese gaming company Enish has liquidated all of its 8.063 bitcoins at a loss of approximately $160,000 and is shifting to a Solana ecosystem staking strategy, targeting an annual yield of 6% to 8%. The company stated that the DAT 1 strategy, which relies on the rise in cryptocurrency asset prices, has become increasingly difficult to sustain amid market volatility, while the DAT 2 strategy, which generates continuous income through staking and validator operations, has become the new direction.
Enish plans to use the approximately $46,000 raised from the sale of bitcoins and the issuance of warrants and bonds for Solana validator operations and has contacted Japanese Solana infrastructure provider Solplanet to utilize its white-label validator program. This is the second publicly listed company to abandon hoarding bitcoin reserves within ten days.
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