Zeta Network Group closed a $10 million private placement paid fully in Solv-BTC tokens, each backed 1:1 by Bitcoin and valued at $63,835.08. This marks a continuation of the Nasdaq-listed firm’s unique capital-raising approach, blending traditional shares with cryptocurrency settlement.
The offering consists of share-and-warrant units, pricing each Class A ordinary share at $2.93 after an 8-for-1 reverse split that happened just two days earlier. Warrants attached to these shares can be exercised at $4.40 over five years, implying investors expect the stock to climb significantly.
Zeta Network focuses heavily on Bitcoin mining operations, especially in Kazakhstan, alongside liquidity aggregation and digital asset management. This $10 million raise follows a much bigger $231 million private placement settled partly in Bitcoin and Solv-BTC back in October 2025, showing a pattern of crypto-integrated financing.
Investors in this round are exposed not only to Zeta’s operational risks but also the performance of Bitcoin and the stability of Solv-BTC’s peg. With this deal, Zeta solidifies its niche at the crossroads of crypto and traditional equity markets.
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