The listed company ZOOZ is facing delisting risk, where will its 1036 Bitcoins holdings go?

[Coin World] Nasdaq recently issued a notice to the Bitcoin strategic holdings company ZOOZ Strategy. According to the notice, the company has failed to meet the exchange's minimum requirement for listed companies' stock prices—no less than $1.00 per share. What does this mean? If the closing price of ZOOZ common stock does not return to the $1.00 level for 10 consecutive trading days before June 15, 2026, it will face the risk of being delisted by Nasdaq.

This is no small matter for publicly listed companies holding Bitcoin. ZOOZ's current Bitcoin holdings amount to 1036 coins. From a certain perspective, this reflects institutional recognition of Bitcoin as a strategic asset, while also highlighting the real tension between stock price performance and compliance requirements. In the current market environment, many companies are trying to allocate digital assets to hedge risks or seek growth, but pressure on stock valuations often becomes a more urgent issue.

ZOOZ has about a year and a half of adjustment window, whether it can revitalize its stock price through market performance or business adjustments will directly determine the future direction of this Bitcoin asset.