Quantum Solutions has offloaded another 1,000 Ethereum, raising approximately $1.9 million to boost its artificial intelligence infrastructure. This sale marks a continued pivot away from holding crypto assets as the company channels funds into expanding data centers and upgrading GPU capabilities.
By selling these tokens at an average of $1,903 each, Quantum expects to take a $100,000 loss on the transaction. Since mid-June, the company has sold nearly 29% of its Ethereum stash, totaling 1,904 ETH, mostly acquired during late 2025 when prices were above $4,000.
With around 4,765 ETH remaining valued near $9.2 million the company has also raised its authorized sales limit to 4,375 ETH through the end of October. However, 3,050 ETH is tied up as collateral on a loan in Singapore, and 1,714.8 ETH sits in a trading account, potentially complicating future sales unless adjustments are made.
Quantum’s move pushes it below Def Consulting in the ranking of corporate Ethereum holders, ending its tenure as Japan’s largest publicly traded ETH treasury. The shift highlights a clear preference for investing in AI over accumulating crypto assets. This strategy aligns with broader industry trends where firms prioritize technology infrastructure, similar to how Hyperscale Data sold Bitcoin to accelerate AI data center projects.
Ethereum prices reacted mildly to the news, showing little immediate volatility.
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