BERA Financial Company Greenlane releases Q2 financial report: Loss exceeds 19.1 million USD, holdings down 77% compared to cost

Nasdaq-listed e-cigarette wholesaler Greenlane Holdings shifted to a corporate crypto treasury strategy by the end of 2025, focusing on the Berachain native token BERA instead of Bitcoin, and emulating the Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) model to accumulate a single asset through equity and debt financing, disclosing per-share assets. In October 2025, it completed approximately $110.7 million in private placement for the "BERA Strategy." By the end of 2025, it held 51.6 million BERA (costing about $58 million, with a market value of about $36.6 million), and continued to increase its holdings to 81.3 million in the first half of 2026, with a total cost of about $70 million.

The second-quarter report disclosed on August 14, 2026, showed a net loss of $24.8 million, of which about $19.1 million came from non-cash impairment of BERA; cash and equivalents fell to $6.1 million, with an additional approximately $8.1 million in aUSDC and sUSDe reserves, and current liabilities of $6.5 million. As of June 30, the fair value of BERA holdings was approximately $16 million, down about 77% from cost in less than a year. The traditional e-cigarette business has shrunk to a nearly revenue-free agency model, and Proof of Liquidity staking returns are insufficient to offset treasury losses.

In March 2026, Nasdaq issued a delisting decision due to minimum bid price, the company appealed and regained compliance on April 27 after implementing a 1-for-8 reverse stock split in April. Additionally, there is a Nasdaq minimum listing security market value of $5 million.