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Mega Matrix Eyes $2B Share Issue for Ethena (ENA) Treasury

Mega Matrix Eyes $2B Share Issue for Ethena (ENA) Treasury

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Mega Matrix Files to Issue $2B in Shares Targeting ENA Treasury

Mega Matrix Inc. has filed a universal shelf registration with the SEC to potentially issue up to $2 billion in shares. This move aims to expand its governance token treasury, with Ethena's ENA token as a primary target.

Building a Stablecoin Governance Token Treasury

The Form F-3 filing, once effective, will allow Mega Matrix to offer various securities, including Class A ordinary shares, preferred shares, debt securities, and warrants. The proceeds are earmarked for the systematic accumulation of stablecoin governance tokens under its DAT strategy. This initiative surfaces amidst increasing regulatory scrutiny of stablecoins; The U.S. Treasury has recently sought public input on stablecoin regulations under the GENIUS Act.

Focus on ENA and Broader Ecosystem

While Ethena's ENA token is a key focus, Mega Matrix intends to acquire leading governance tokens across various stablecoin ecosystems. The firm emphasizes that these tokens offer both economic benefits and influence within their respective networks.

Long-Term Strategy and Potential Risks

Mega Matrix envisions building one of the largest stablecoin governance token treasuries to influence the future of stablecoins and secure long-term digital asset reserves.

The company acknowledges risks associated with this strategy, including:

  • Volatility in ENA and other digital assets
  • Regulatory uncertainty
  • Reliance on future financing
  • Broader economic conditions
  • Potential for litigation and competition

The $2 billion share authorization is designed to provide the flexibility needed to build governance token holdings, starting with ENA and expanding to other tokens critical to stablecoin systems.

Similar strategies are emerging in the industry, indicating a growing trend among listed companies exploring the digital asset market through regulated share offerings.

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