The publicly listed company announced that it has added the native token of a long-established proof of stake network to its treasury. Rather than holding the asset passively, the firm plans to operate validators and earn ongoing rewards through staking activities.
According to the disclosure, the company acquired approximately 5.5 million tokens under a strategic collaboration with the ecosystem’s supporting foundation. The total purchase, valued at around $3.25 million, was completed through a mix of open-market and over-the-counter transactions.
The average acquisition cost was reported at $0.5868 per token, with funding sourced from a previously completed capital raise. By staking the assets through its own validator infrastructure, the company is targeting annual yields in the range of 8% to 10%.
Management emphasized that staking revenues will be transparently reflected in regular financial reports and clarified that the partnership does not grant governance influence. The move highlights a broader trend in corporate crypto treasury management, where yield-generating staking strategies are gaining traction beyond Bitcoin-focused approaches.
