- Antelope Enterprise Holdings stated that it will initiate the “Genius Plan” with a $1 million BTC one-time purchase, and subsequently accumulate the cryptocurrency in tranches.
- When the BTC price rises 1% relative to a specific cost anchor, Antelope will trigger a predefined partial-sale mechanism.
- In the third phase of the strategy, Antelope stated that it will allocate 50% of the realized gains toward its share repurchase program.
Antelope Enterprise Holdings (AEHL) shares more than doubled in Thursday morning’s trade after the company announced the launch of “Genius Plan.”
Antelope stated that the “Genius Plan” is a new structured digital asset management strategy. The company stated that it has designed the plan to establish a disciplined Bitcoin (BTC) allocation and capital-recycling framework for investors.
What Is Antelope’s ‘Genius Plan’?
Antelope stated that its “Genius Plan” may inject renewed confidence into the currently subdued Bitcoin market, and that it has structured its strategy in five phases.
The company stated that it will initiate the “Genius Plan” with a $1 million BTC one-time purchase, and subsequently accumulate the cryptocurrency in tranches.
Next, when the BTC price rises 1% relative to a specific cost anchor, Antelope will trigger a predefined partial-sale mechanism. For example, if a $1 million position appreciates to $1.01 million, Antelope would sell $10,000 worth of BTC.
In the third phase of the strategy, Antelope stated that it will allocate 50% of the realized gains to its share repurchase program, which will serve as the company’s mechanism for delivering returns to shareholders.
As part of the fourth and fifth phases, Antelope stated that it will rely on dynamic management of BTC holdings. It also stated that it will disclose holdings and strategy execution data in real time through official channels.
AEHL stock is down 21% year-to-date and 73% over the past 12 months.
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