Tokyo-based Quantum Solutions has liquidated 1,000 ETH for approximately $1.9 million, marking a continuation of its crypto asset sales that began in June. The company has now sold nearly 30% of its Ethereum holdings from that period, raising funds to support an AI data center initiative.
The board of Quantum Solutions approved an increase of its cumulative sale cap to 4,375 ETH through the end of October, a move allowing the firm to offload up to two-thirds of its initial June holdings. Despite this, about 3,050 ETH remain pledged as collateral to a Singapore financial services firm, limiting the liquid portion available for further sales.
Quantum Solutions executed the recent sale on July 30, selling ETH at $1,903 each, which is 47% below the average price paid for its Ethereum inventory earlier this year. The trade resulted in a recognized loss of roughly $101,000 relative to the asset’s prior book value. Earlier in June, the company sold 904 ETH for $1.61 million at an average price of $1,777 per token. Combined, these dispositions brought in around $3.5 million, reducing Quantum's Ethereum balance to just under 4,800 tokens.
Meanwhile, Hyperscale Data has taken a similar approach by monetizing around 100 BTC and securing a bitcoin-backed credit facility in the 4.5% to 5% interest range. It intends to channel these resources into its expanding AI campus in Michigan. Both firms clearly view their crypto treasuries as vital capital sources to scale their AI-related infrastructure projects.
Quantum Solutions is earmarking the proceeds for essential hardware purchases like GPU servers, network equipment, and operational expenses tied to their data center expansion. Following the recent sales, it has dropped from Japan’s largest publicly listed Ethereum holder to second place, as Def Consulting holds nearly 5,000 ETH. This shift shows how liquidity demands tied to AI ambitions are reshaping crypto treasury profiles across the industry.
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