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The Ether Machine Bags $654 Million in ETH as IPO Plans Heat Up
Key Takeaways
- The Ether Machine secured 150,000 ETH, worth around $654 million, from Ethereum investor Jeffrey Berns, who will also join its board;
- The funding supports Ether Machine’s plan to list on Nasdaq with over 495,000 ETH and $367 million reserved for future purchases;
- The firm uses tools like convertible debt and yield strategies to maintain value and expects to outperform traditional crypto funds.
The Ether Machine has secured an investment ahead of its anticipated initial public offering (IPO), according to a September 2 report by Reuters.
The company received 150,000 Ethereum, worth around $654 million, from Jeffrey Berns, a supporter of Ethereum projects.
According to Reuters, the funds will be transferred to the firm’s wallet within days, and Berns is also joining the company’s board.
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The funding supports The Ether Machine’s plan to go public with a strong Ethereum reserve. The company aims to hold over 495,000 ETH
Formed through the merger of Ether Reserve and the shell company Dynamix Corporation, The Ether Machine originally sought more than $1.5 billion from investors, including Kraken
The Ether Machine relies on flexible funding tools such as convertible debt and preferred shares. These methods allow the firm to raise money while keeping the share value steady.
Co-founder Andrew Keys noted that the company expects to outperform traditional crypto investment products by also generating on-chain returns through yield-focused methods. He explained to Reuters that the combination of borrowing and income generation could help the firm keep its market price above its net asset value over time.
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