WLFI Treasury Company ALT5 Sigma Shareholder Letter: Portfolio Value Near $1 Billion, Plans to Integrate USD1
Jinse Finance reported that Tony Isaac, CEO of the Nasdaq-listed WIFL treasury company ALT5 Sigma, issued a letter to shareholders stating that the company currently holds approximately 7.3 billion WLFI tokens, which are valued at nearly $1 billion at current prices. In addition, its two platforms, ALT5 Pay and ALT5 Prime, have cumulatively processed over $5 billion in cryptocurrency transactions. The company plans to integrate the stablecoin USD1 in the future to provide more settlement options and explore strategic deployment of related assets.
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