Real estate firm's $8M crypto bet faces withdrawal restrictions
A firm that lost $13.5M after three reverse splits now has an $8M crypto balance it may not freely access.

A real estate company that has undergone three reverse stock splits and reported a $13.5M loss has placed $8M into cryptocurrency, according to CryptoSlate. However, the firm may not be able to freely use those funds.
The full crypto balance is reportedly restricted. Liens and token rights tied to the assets leave the amount the company can actually access undisclosed.
Key details
- The company executed three reverse stock splits.
- It reported a $13.5M loss.
- It invested $8M in crypto.
- The entire balance is restricted, with scoped liens and token rights.
- The freely usable share has not been disclosed.
The situation highlights how corporate crypto holdings can come with legal and operational constraints, especially for firms under financial stress. No further details about the company's identity or the specific tokens involved were included in the report.