ZeroStack, a company that holds a digital-asset treasury overwhelmingly made up of the AI-focused 0G token, has warned that it may not be able to stay in business. The firm’s 0G holdings, which it bought for $163 million, were worth just $15 million as of June 30 — a drop of more than 90%. In its latest financial report, management said it could not conclude that its plan to fund operations by selling staking rewards would resolve the substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.
A $148 million gap in the treasury
As of June 30, ZeroStack held 75.1 million 0G tokens. The recorded cost was $163.33 million; the fair value was $15.17 million. That $148 million gap is an accounting loss from remeasuring digital assets at fair value, not a realized cash loss. Still, the company reported just $2.6 million in cash, negative working capital of $600,000, a $339.1 million accumulated deficit, and a $61.3 million net loss for the first half of 2026. The remeasurement loss alone was $82.5 million.
Staking rewards as a funding plan
ZeroStack expects to keep operating mainly by selling the 0G tokens it earns through staking. During the first half of 2026, it recognized $3.78 million in digital-asset revenue from 6.62 million 0G tokens earned via staking, net of validator commissions. It sold 4.94 million tokens from its rewards wallet for $2.4 million in proceeds. Over the same period, it used $2.47 million in cash for operating activities. That means staking sales roughly covered cash burn, but the company’s overall cash position remains thin.
The Texas Blocker acquisition and token holdings
In July, ZeroStack acquired Texas Blocker, a company formed by CEO Daniel Reis-Faria and CFO Dany Vaiman. Before the acquisition, Zero Gravity Labs owned 51% of Texas Blocker as of June 30. After the deal, ZeroStack held 223,773,990 0G tokens, valued at about $40.5 million using the July 27 closing price. That’s a much larger position than the 75 million tokens it held at mid-year, but the token’s price has continued to slide.
Token price and market depth
On August 1, the 0G token traded near $0.15, with roughly $6.8 million to $7.5 million in rolling 24-hour volume. That thin trading volume means selling large blocks of tokens could further depress the price. ZeroStack’s ability to generate enough staking rewards — and sell them at decent prices — will determine whether it can avoid running out of cash. The company’s next financial report will show whether the staking strategy is keeping the lights on.
