ETHZilla releases Q3 financial report, ETH holdings increase to 102,273, plans to launch RWA products in the coming weeks
ChainCatcher News, according to PRNewswire, Nasdaq-listed Ethereum treasury company ETHZilla Corporation has released its financial report for the third quarter of 2025. The report reveals that the company's Ethereum holdings have increased to 102,273 ETH, valued at approximately $424 million. To date, the company has spent $46,300,000 to repurchase 2,099,472 shares of stock. In addition, ETHZilla disclosed that it expects to launch RWA products in the coming weeks, though specific details have not been provided.
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