BlockBeats reported on June 16 that Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Asset Research at VanEck, cautioned that at least one Bitcoin inventory company (SMLR) is approaching net asset value parity in trading. He highlighted that continuing to raise funds by issuing shares on the market to purchase Bitcoin under such circumstances would dilute shareholder value rather than create it.
Sigel proposed that companies establish protective mechanisms, such as suspending issuance when the stock price falls below net asset value, prioritizing share buybacks, and adjusting executive compensation structures. He urged boards of directors to take timely action to avoid repeating the pitfalls of excessive stock issuance and inflated executive compensation often seen in mining companies.
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