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ETHZilla Announces 1-for-10 Reverse Stock Split to Lift $ETHZ Share Prices

The reverse split is expected to lift ETHZ share prices above $10.
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Oct 15, 20251 min read

Ethereum treasury firm ETHZilla is consolidating its stock, executing a 1-for-10 reverse split to reduce share count and push its Nasdaq-listed price above $10 in a move aimed at attracting institutional investors.

What’s the Scoop?

  • Reverse Split Incoming: ETHZilla (ticker: ETHZ) will execute a 1-for-10 reverse stock split on October 20, reducing the number of outstanding shares in circulation by a factor of ten.
  • Targeting Institutions: The reverse split, which will raise ETHZ share prices above $10, is framed as making the stock eligible for investment by mutual funds and large financial institutions with price threshold requirements.
  • No Listing Pressure: ETHZilla stressed that the move is not tied to Nasdaq compliance guidelines, which impose delisting for stocks that trade under $1 for 30 consecutive business days.
  • Rebrand and Backing: Formerly 180 Life Sciences Corp., ETHZilla rebranded in August as an ETH treasury company after securing support from Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund.
  • Market Reaction: ETHZ shares tanked nearly 20% during pre-market trading on the reverse split announcement and finished the day at $1.83, down 4.69% from the prior day's close.
  • Deep Crypto Integration: ETHZilla now holds over 100,000 ETH and actively engages in DeFi strategies, with allocations to onchain protocols like EtherFi and Puffer.

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