ALT5 Sigma (NASDAQ:ALTS), a leading provider of blockchain-powered payment and settlement infrastructure, reported its financial results for the fiscal year ended December 27, 2025, today.
The results highlight a year of record operational scaling in the firm’s core fintech business, even as its bottom line was heavily impacted by the fair-market valuation of its digital asset treasury.
The company's fintech segment delivered $24.8 million in revenue, a 108% increase compared to $11.9 million in fiscal 2024.
The surge was driven by sustained momentum in its payments and trading platforms, which processed a record $3.5 billion in transaction volume during the year.
The growth was further bolstered by the May 2025 acquisition of Mswipe, which expanded ALT5’s reach into multi-currency and card-based payment solutions.
Despite the operational strength, ALT5 reported a net loss of $344.5 million, or approximately $5.91 per share.
The loss was primarily due to a non-cash, $402 million unrealized loss on cryptocurrency assets, stemming from a year-end fair value adjustment of the company's significant holdings in $WLFI tokens.
This accounting charge highlights the volatility inherent in ALT5's strategic treasury model, which seeks to align balance sheet growth with the adoption of the USD1 stablecoin ecosystem.
Meanwhile, the company's balance sheet remains highly capitalized, with total assets of $1.219 billion and stockholders' equity of $1.155 billion.
At year-end, ALT5 held $1.054 billion in cryptocurrency assets at fair value.
Its cash and cash equivalents stood at $6.2 million.