Nakamoto company shares plummeted after a reverse split

Shares of Nakamoto, a company that holds bitcoin assets in its reserves, lost more than 10 percent of their value in Wednesday's trading. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This decline followed a reverse stock split carried out by the company. This measure was implemented to meet the listing requirements of the Nasdaq exchange and to artificially increase the share price.

According to Cointelegraph, the company's shares were consolidated at a ratio of one-to-forty. Since the beginning of this year, Nakamoto shares have depreciated by nearly 67 percent.

Compared to the peak indicators of May 2025, the decline has exceeded 99 percent. In April, the share price dropped sharply, reaching 0.16 dollars.

The Nasdaq exchange had warned the company about delisting last December. The main reason for this was that the share price had remained below one dollar for 30 days.

According to data provided by the company, as a result of the stock consolidation, the number of papers in circulation decreased from 696 million to approximately 17 million. The decline in Nakamoto's value is also being observed among other companies with bitcoin treasuries.

However, it was noted that this company's indicators are significantly worse than those of other major participants in the sector. Shares of Strategy, considered the largest representative of the sector, have grown by 2.5 percent since the beginning of the year and are currently valued at around 155 dollars per share.

Meanwhile, Twenty-One Capital, which holds a large amount of bitcoin assets, has suffered a loss of more than 17 percent since the beginning of the year. Conversely, Thrive Asset Management shares have shown growth of over 20 percent since the start of the year, attracting investor attention.

Such differences demonstrate the volatility of the cryptocurrency market and the importance of treasury management.