Zeta Network Group Raises $231 Million in Bitcoin-Backed Private Placement
Reuters
Oct 20
Zeta Network Group Raises $231 Million in Bitcoin-Backed Private Placement
Zeta Network Group (Nasdaq: ZNB) has announced a private placement, raising approximately $231 million through the sale of its Class A ordinary shares and accompanying warrants. Each warrant entitles the holder to purchase one additional Class A ordinary share at an exercise price of $2.55, with the combined offering price set at $1.70 per share and warrant. The proceeds are payable in Bitcoin or SolvBTC, a 1:1 wrapped Bitcoin-backed token issued by Solv Protocol. This transaction is designed to strengthen Zeta Network Group's balance sheet by incorporating a Bitcoin-backed, yield-generating instrument into its treasury, reflecting a strategic approach to digital asset management amid market volatility.
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