
FG Nexus losses exceed $100M after Ether sales
FG Nexus has transferred another 10,000 Ether worth approximately $17.8 million, continuing a series of sales that have significantly reduced its Ethereum treasury holdings.
The latest transaction follows earlier disposals of more than 21,000 ETH worth roughly $55 million, according to onchain data linked to wallets associated with the Nasdaq-listed company.
FG Nexus accumulated 50,770 ETH between August and September 2025 at an average purchase price of $3,860 per coin, building a position valued at around $196 million at the time.
With Ethereum trading near $1,765, the asset has fallen approximately 54% below the company’s average acquisition cost, implying losses exceeding $100 million across realised sales and remaining holdings.
The market reaction extended to the company’s shares, which fell 13.4% in pre-market trading to $7.11 after closing at $8.21 the previous session.
FG Nexus has not publicly commented on the recent Ether sales, despite blockchain analytics firms identifying multiple treasury transfers since its last disclosed holding update of approximately 40,093 ETH in December 2025.
The selling contrasts sharply with the strategy adopted by other corporate Ethereum holders, including BitMine, which recently added approximately $52 million worth of Ether and remains the largest publicly traded holder of the cryptocurrency with more than 5.4 million ETH.
Despite Ethereum’s recent weakness, analysts at Standard Chartered continue to maintain a long-term price target of $40,000, citing strengthening network fundamentals, increasing onchain activity and Ethereum’s dominant position within decentralised finance markets.
At the time of reporting, Ethereum price was $1,729.03.