【Chain Wen】Another publicly listed company has surfaced its layout in the crypto sector. ALT5 Sigma (NASDAQ: ALTS) latest quarterly shareholder letter reveals that the company holds approximately 7.3 billion WLFI tokens, valued at over $1 billion at current prices — several times higher than the company’s total market cap of $156 million, demonstrating strong confidence in this asset.
On the business front, the performance is even more impressive. Its subsidiaries ALT5 Pay and ALT5 Prime have processed over $5 billion in digital asset transactions, proving that payment infrastructure has real-world application. More importantly, the company has partnered with AlphaTON and PagoPay to participate in Mastercard’s crypto spending program — this means traditional payment giants are also beginning to embrace on-chain assets.
Notably, the company is testing integration with World Liberty Financial’s USD1 stablecoin, which could inject new liquidity options into the future payment ecosystem. To boost market confidence, the CEO has proposed four action plans: strengthen financial transparency and information disclosure, let transaction data and user growth speak, optimize token treasury strategies to enhance returns, and publicly disclose operational progress quarterly. This combination hints at the company’s desire to shift from a capital story to actual performance.
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FlashLoanLord
· 12-18 14:31
Wait, the total market cap is only 156 million but holding coins worth 1 billion? That's an outrageous leverage.
Stablecoin payments are really about to take off; even Mastercard has entered the scene.
Is WLFI a reliable token? Can someone give me a quick explanation?
This 5 billion USD trading volume seems to have a lot of fluff, right?
Traditional payments embracing on-chain assets—this time, it might really break the circle.
Holding coins for valuation surpasses market cap—is this company a gambler or a genius?
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-18 14:31
Wait, this position exceeds the market value by several times? That sounds a bit scary, you're not joking, right?
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screenshot_gains
· 12-18 14:30
This coin holding ratio is outrageously high, with a total market cap of only 156 million and daring to hold 7.3 billion coins. If the price halves, it's game over.
Mastercard has already entered the scene; traditional finance is really starting to take on-chain payments seriously.
A $5 billion trading volume sounds huge, but it depends on the actual daily active users—don't let it be another fake number.
This valuation logic is a bit ridiculous; it's just paper wealth. Real implementation is the key.
It feels like the stablecoin ecosystem is really accelerating this year, with all kinds of capital pouring in.
Could it be another overhyped bubble... where are projects like this now?
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 12-18 14:19
Wait, 7.3 billion WLFI tokens valued at 1 billion? That’s incredibly cheap, feels a bit suspicious.
The 5 billion USD trading volume figure needs to be verified; don’t tell me it’s just hype again.
Mastercard is getting involved? Alright, mainstream payments definitely want a piece of the pie.
But a publicly listed company holding more coins than its total market value—this is a risky move, everyone.
Public companies' token holdings valuation exceeds 1 billion, stablecoin payment ecosystem accelerates deployment
【Chain Wen】Another publicly listed company has surfaced its layout in the crypto sector. ALT5 Sigma (NASDAQ: ALTS) latest quarterly shareholder letter reveals that the company holds approximately 7.3 billion WLFI tokens, valued at over $1 billion at current prices — several times higher than the company’s total market cap of $156 million, demonstrating strong confidence in this asset.
On the business front, the performance is even more impressive. Its subsidiaries ALT5 Pay and ALT5 Prime have processed over $5 billion in digital asset transactions, proving that payment infrastructure has real-world application. More importantly, the company has partnered with AlphaTON and PagoPay to participate in Mastercard’s crypto spending program — this means traditional payment giants are also beginning to embrace on-chain assets.
Notably, the company is testing integration with World Liberty Financial’s USD1 stablecoin, which could inject new liquidity options into the future payment ecosystem. To boost market confidence, the CEO has proposed four action plans: strengthen financial transparency and information disclosure, let transaction data and user growth speak, optimize token treasury strategies to enhance returns, and publicly disclose operational progress quarterly. This combination hints at the company’s desire to shift from a capital story to actual performance.