Ethereum News Update: ETHZilla Utilizes ETH Transactions to Reduce the Stock’s Significant NAV Discount
- ETHZilla sells $40M ETH to fund $250M buyback, aiming to reduce stock discount to NAV. - The firm has repurchased 600,000 shares for $12M since October 24, with $238M remaining. - A partnership with Satschel boosted ETHZ's share price by 17.38% but remains down 58% YTD. - Analysts warn of risks due to high price-to-book ratio and persistent losses.
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This buyback effort reflects a broader pattern within the
 
    Rudisill pointed out a major issue for ETHZilla: its shares are trading well below their NAV. The stock ended Tuesday at $22.50, a sharp drop from its 2025 peak of $107, which was reached when the Ethereum treasury plan was first revealed, The Block said. By cutting the number of shares in circulation, ETHZilla hopes to lift its NAV per share—a strategy supported by Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, which owns a 7.5% stake, according to The Block.
The buyback program, which received approval in August, is still ongoing as ETHZ's share price remains volatile. So far, the company has spent $12 million on repurchases, leaving $238 million authorized for future buybacks, Stocktitan reports. Analysts highlight that ETHZ's price-to-book ratio of 53.7x is much higher than its industry counterparts, suggesting high market expectations, but ongoing losses and slow revenue growth could challenge this optimistic outlook, according to Simply Wall St.
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