Zeta Network Group (NASDAQ:ZNB) shares soared more than 250% on Tuesday after the company announced a strategic partnership with SOLV Foundation aimed at accelerating its Bitcoin-focused financial initiatives.
Under the agreement, Zeta Network Group will leverage SOLV’s decentralized finance platform, which currently holds $2.5 billion in total value locked (TVL), to enhance the efficiency and yield of its Bitcoin reserves. The company’s Bitcoin assets will be held on SOLV’s platform by a regulated third-party custodian, ensuring institutional-grade transparency and auditability.
The partnership also includes the creation of a joint steering committee composed of senior leaders from both organizations. This group will oversee efforts to expand adoption of SolvBTC — SOLV’s tokenized Bitcoin product — across the Solana, Base, and Ton blockchains, while also developing innovative financial instruments, including tokenized real-world assets and structured yield products.
“This partnership marks a transformative step for the Company, strengthening our Bitcoin treasury strategy and aligning us with one of the most advanced platforms in the Bitcoin liquidity and staking ecosystem,” said Samantha Huang, CEO of Zeta Network Group.
Ryan Chow, CEO of SOLV, added that the partnership “catapults SOLV onto the international stage as an institutional gateway to on-chain finance.” He noted that SOLV’s platform powers SolvBTC across multiple chains, providing optimized yields and enhanced transparency for cross-chain liquidity management.
In addition, both companies plan to collaborate on research projects exploring corporate Bitcoin utilization, staking strategies, and tokenization of real-world assets. Through this partnership, Zeta Network Group aims to solidify its position as a Nasdaq-listed leader in Bitcoin-centric digital asset finance and expand its role in the institutional adoption of blockchain-based financial products.
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