Bitcoin Treasury Firm Sequans Communications said it will reverse the split of his American Deposit Shares (ADSS) to stay on the New York Stock Exchange and appeal to larger institutional investors.
In a September 4 rackThe company confirmed that each advertisements will soon represent 100 ordinary shares instead of 10. The adjustment will take effect on September 17, which reduces the number of outstanding ADSs while the price per share is increased.
By doing this, Sequans wants to comply with the NYSE compliance and call on funds that only assign capital to shares acting above certain thresholds.
Sequans also linked the measure to its business strategy and noted that the company is committed to his Bitcoin Treasury Holdings. According to Bitcoin Treasuries, Sequans 3,205 BTC, which is appreciated at around $ 355 million.
Despite the statement, investors reacted carefully to the reverse splits, whereby the shares of the company fell 5% to $ 0.80 from the moment of the press.
According to Google Finance data, this remains an annual trend that the shares have fallen since January more than 75%.
Bitcoin community problems
The relocation has expressed concern within the Bitcoin community, with a pledditor, a well-known commentator on X, with the argument that the shares of Sequans risked the deletion without the measure.
The analyst stated:
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‘[Sequans is] The very first Bitcoin Treasury company forced to perform a reverse split because of poor price performance … Will they also be the first company that dumps their coins? “
This development emphasizes the contrasting fortunes of companies that keep Bitcoin on their balance.
Strategy (formerly micro strategy) saw the value of his shares rise to record highlights after Michael Saylor embraced the approach in August 2020.
This year, this year has encouraged various smaller companies such as sequans to assume a similar Treasury policy this year.
Nevertheless, analysts warn that these kinds of smaller companies are confronted with greater risks, especially if their core activities are left behind.
A recent Franklin Templeton report emphasized these challenges by explaining that if the market-to-network value ratio of a Bitcoin Treasury Company falls below 1, a new issue of shares will be destroyable, limiting the ability of a company to attract capital.
It also added that falling crypto prices can cause a self -elevated cycle in which companies sell assets to defend their share price, so that the market sentiment is further printed.
