Бывшие руководители Gryphon возглавят Trump Media и казначейскую компанию Crypto.com

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2025-09-01Última atualização em 2025-12-02

Yorkville Acquisition Corp привлекла двух бывших руководителей Gryphon Digital Mining к руководству слиянием, в результате которого будет создано публичное хранилище цифровых активов, ориентированное на накопление нативных токенов экосистемы Cronos.

Назначения произошли на фоне того, что Yorkville готовится к созданию новой компании с Trump Media & Technology Group и Crypto.com для приобретения токена Cronos и управления им в качестве своего основного резервного актива.

После завершения слияния, которое, по ожиданиям Yorkville, состоится в первом квартале 2026 года, пост генерального директора займет Стив Гаттерман, а финансового директора - Сим Зальцман. Ранее они руководили Gryphon Digital Mining, отвечая за реструктуризацию, подготовку нормативной отчетности и операции на рынках капитала, а также занимали руководящие должности в E*TRADE, American Bitcoin и Marathon Digital.

Новая компания, созданная в результате объединения бизнеса с Trump Media, соучредителем которой является президент США Дональд Трамп, и Crypto.com, призвана функционировать как хранилище цифровых активов, предназначенное для покупки и управления токеном CRO, нативным токеном блокчейна Cronos, сети, созданной Crypto.com.

Компании раскрыли свой план в сентябре, объявив о первоначальной покупке 684 400 000 CRO по цене около 0,153 доллара за токен. Сумма сделки составила почти 105 000 000 долларов, распределенных поровну между акциями и наличными.

После завершения слияния новая компания намерена запустить узел-валидатор в сети Cronos, что позволит ей размещать свои активы CRO, участвовать в работе сети и получать вознаграждения для поддержки собственной долгосрочной стратегии накопления.

Crypto.com стала основным криптовалютным партнером администрации Трампа. В марте она присоединилась к небольшой группе компаний, приглашенных на Криптосаммит Белого дома.

Вскоре после этого Trump Media подписала необязательное соглашение с биржей о запуске американских биржевых инвестиционных фондов (ETF), ориентированных на американские цифровые активы и ценные бумаги.

Казначейства цифровых активов испытывают трудности

В 2025 году наблюдался рост числа казначейств цифровых активов - публичных компаний, созданных для хранения и управления криптовалютой на своих балансах. Однако после успешного старта многие из них оказались под давлением, поскольку в последние недели биткоин и весь криптовалютный рынок подверглись распродаже.

Акции Strategy Inc. (MSTR), положившие начало корпоративному тренду биткоин-казначейства в 2020 году, за последний месяц упали примерно на 36%, в то время как акции Mara Holdings (MARA), крупного майнера биткоинов и второго по величине корпоративного держателя BTC, упали более чем на 37% за тот же период, согласно данным Yahoo Finance.

Рисунок 1. Источник: Yahoo Finance.

У компаний, занимающихся казначейством Ethereum, ситуация та же. За последний месяц акции Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) упали более чем на 37,8%, а Sharplink Gaming (SBET) - примерно на 30%.

Рисунок 2. Источник: Yahoo Finance.

Хотя специализированной компании с CRO-казначейством еще нет, сам токен упал примерно на 8% на момент написания статьи и более чем на 30% за последний месяц.

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