Nasdaq gives $675 million Avalanche Treasury until Feb. 2, 2027 to fix two listing deficiencies
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Nasdaq issued Avalanche Treasury (AVAT) a delisting warning after 33 days below the $1 bid threshold and $35m market-value requirement, extending uncertainty around equity-linked AVAX treasury vehicles. While no immediate delisting occurs, potential remedies like reverse splits do not fix the market-value deficiency, underscoring fragility in the crypto treasury company model amid softer market conditions and recently scrapped large treasury deals.
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● Medium
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Nasdaq has issued a delisting warning to Avalanche Treasury (ticker AVAT) after its closing price stayed below $1 for 33 consecutive business days and its market value of listed securities remained under $35 million. AVAT shares are around $0.32, meaning the stock would need to more than triple to meet the $1 minimum. It would also need its market value of listed securities to recover to at least $35 million to regain compliance. A related report said Eric Trump’s American Bitcoin plans a 1:15 reverse stock split to avoid delisting and holds 8000 BTC.
