Exodus Movement cut its bitcoin holdings by 63% in Q1 2026, selling 1,076 BTC and accumulating Solana, as it converted assets into cash to fund the W3C payments acquisition. Revenue fell 36.8% and net loss widened to $32.1M, but cash reserves surged to $74.4M. The stock dropped 3.1% in pre-market.

Exodus Movement sold 1,076 BTC in Q1 2026, raising over $70 million to fund its W3C acquisition. The wallet provider also increased SOL holdings while revenue fell 36.8% and net loss widened to $32.1 million.

Exodus Movement cut Bitcoin holdings by 1,076 BTC in Q1, adding 5,068 SOL, as it raised cash for W3C payment deal. Revenue fell 36.8%, net loss widened to $32.1M. EXOD down 3.1% pre-market.

Exodus Movement cut 1,076 BTC in Q1 2026, added 5,068 SOL, and boosted cash reserves to over $70M to fund the W3C payments acquisition. Revenue fell 36.8% to $22.7M, net loss widened to $32.1M amid crypto losses.

Exodus has sued W3C and CEO Garth Howat in Delaware, seeking to force completion of a $175 million acquisition agreed last November. The dispute centers on an $80 million loan arrangement and alleged breaches of the stock purchase agreement.

Listed crypto wallet firm Exodus Movement is suing W3C and its CEO Garth Howat to compel the $175 million acquisition agreed in November 2025, alleging loan misappropriation and document forgery.

Corporate Bitcoin accumulation remained strong in March on the surface, but nearly all net buying came from Strategy. Excluding the company, public firms showed slowing conviction, rising sales, and a sharp concentration of Bitcoin treasury growth.

Corporate Bitcoin accumulation surged in March 2026, but nearly all of it came from Strategy. Powered by STRC financing, the company is reshaping corporate treasury strategy while most other firms slow purchases or sell holdings.