Today, my wife and I bought 100,000 more shares of $OPEN. I don't look at the stock price that frequently. I did today and I thought it was worth my family becoming even more invested in Opendoor.
I want to give a huge shoutout to @cubeqube for making https://t.co/gME6pPjd81
Absolutely incredible!
The $OPEN aarmy needs to be checking this out daily
@ETHZilla_ETHZ $ETHZ claimed they were “100% committed” to buybacks while trading under NAV. I asked “Where is the action?” — then they deleted the post. Zero credibility!
@Edukelevra@SECPaulSAtkins@MariaBartiromo@SECGov @ETHZilla_ETHZ $ETHZ claimed they were “100% committed” to buybacks while trading under NAV. I asked “Where is the action?” — then they deleted the post. Zero credibility!
$ETHZ claimed they were “100% committed” to buybacks while trading under NAV. I asked “Where is the action?” — then they deleted the post. Zero credibility!
@ETHZilla_ETHZ
$ETHZ / ETHZilla
That fact that @ETHZilla_ETHZ have deleted their tweet about being committed to buying back the stock under NAV should be deeply concerning to everyone.
We’re trading at a ~50% discount, & management don’t give a shit
Time for an open letter @capybaraReborn
The SEC's no-action letter for DTC's three-year pilot on tokenizing securities like Russell 1000 stocks and Treasuries on blockchains is highly synergistic with ETHZilla ($ETHZ), a NASDAQ-listed firm focused on RWA tokenization via Ethereum L2 networks. This regulatory relief fosters innovation in on-chain asset transfers, aligning with ETHZilla's DeFi bridge for TradFi, including their https://t.co/Qt2FipArAv ATS for tokenized credit and assets.
Key ties include:
- Core Business Fit: ETHZilla tokenizes RWAs (e.g., loans, real estate) for liquidity and efficiency, mirroring the pilot's wallet-to-wallet transfers and risk controls like reversibility. This could boost demand for their Ethereum-based tools in multi-billion markets like housing finance.
- Strategic Moves: Acquisitions like Zippy (15% stake, $21.1M for tokenized home loans), Karus (20% stake, $10M for auto loans), and Satschel ($15M for private assets) integrate origination, AI underwriting, and on-chain distribution—primed for pilot-like scaling.
- Ethereum Synergies: With 94K ETH in treasury, ETHZilla benefits from Ethereum's smart contract dominance; the pilot's blockchain-agnostic stance could drive ETH adoption, treasury value, and RWA liquidity.
- Market Upside: Validates ETHZilla's model, potentially unlocking trillions in RWAs, boosting EBITDA from fees, and lifting $ETHZ's undervalued stock (>50% below NAV) amid note redemptions. Risks include competition and execution challenges.
This positions $ETHZ as a potential leader in compliant tokenization, fueling growth in on-chain finance.
To the management team:
I want to be upfront. You haven’t gotten everything perfect, but no one does. You’ve shown agility by pivoting when needed, and that’s commendable as you chart new territory. I truly think you’re onto something big.
That said, greater transparency would build even stronger trust or for many rebuild trust. Your shareholders are unusually engaged—lean on us as a resource to drive success. We’re all rooting for you.
@ETHZilla_ETHZ
@bpemble@Coins@capybaraReborn@avichal
ETHZ once promised on X that if NAV < 1 they would buy back. I reposted asking “where is the action?” — now that post has been deleted. Clearly ETHZ never intends to buy back and has zero credibility.
@ETHZilla_ETHZ
@capybaraReborn @CuriousWhatever
$ETHZ currently has $315mln worth of $ETH and ~14.9mln shares outstanding.
That is $21.14 / share + an estimated $1/share in cash + its stakes in Liquidity and Karus AI.
That means today, the stock is trading at a 50% discount to NAV.
If ETHZilla spends $10 million to buyback stock, it buys $20 million worth of assets and adds $0.67/share in NAV.
That is an instant 7% return to shareholders for every $10 million spent on buybacks and an incredible opportunity for @ETHZilla_ETHZ
It is clear, it is the fiduciary responsibility of the company to sell $ETH to buyback stock as they would be selling $ETH at 3.300$ and buying it back at $1.650!
There is no benefit to having 94k over 80k ETH. No economies of scale. No investment that can beat a 100% risk-free return.
Furthermore, $ETHZ had already committed to this just a month ago, under exactly the same circumstances.
It is absolutely critical for $ETHZ to sell ETH in order to funds its buyback program and pursue aggressive buybacks at this unbelievable NAV discount for the benefit of all shareholders including management.
1/ Every $10m spent, grows NAV/share by $0.67/share for an instant 7% return.
2/ Fixing mNAV discount resolves the Hudson Bay dilution risk.
3/ Management already made a promise to shareholders to act, and it is in critical need of showing it can be trusted.
@ETHZilla_ETHZ you‘ve done the hard part. Now’s the time to complete this.
If there’s one person who can finish connecting the dots at $ETHZ it’s @avichal from @ElectricCapital
Really hope he can get $ETHZ to understand there is no investment that can outperform a risk-free, instant 100% return that can be done by buybacks.
And that Rudsill and the Board must keep their word on what was promised to investors just a month ago and be willing to sell ETH to buyback below NAV and grow our ETH / share.
That is the only rational move at this point and everyone knows this is their responsibility to shareholders.
We got your back here, time to get $ETHZ to finish the right thing it started here.