A few days ago, I came across a news report saying that a Nasdaq-listed company invested over $100 million to acquire 21% of the 0g tokens. Memories from the past came flooding back—I backfilled three NFTs during that project back then. I managed to secure two whitelist spots and was thrilled, even though the art style was pretty basic, haha. I did some research and found that the U.S. public company is called ZeroStack. It seems their strategy mirrors MicroStrategy’s: using equity financing to purchase 0g tokens and record them on the balance sheet—理论上, the more they buy, the higher the value, allowing them to issue more shares to acquire even more tokens. Don’t FOMO, and this isn’t investment advice. I checked further—the expected completion date for this share exchange by this U.S. treasury company is July 5, 2026, which is still about two months away. ✅ Honestly, I’m struck by how, going forward, even crypto trading may no longer be something retail investors can meaningfully participate in. Researching, accumulating, pumping, and dumping—all these activities are now being executed by institutions using public company treasuries. Retail investors’ advantages will likely shrink even further in the next cycle. Thought: 0g secured a U.S. treasury partner during this bear market this year, and last year it successfully launched its 107B large model—over six months ahead of competitors. This suggests the company is preparing for the next cycle and deserves long-term attention. NFA