美国微盘股募资15亿美元购买特朗普家族币，股价收跌26%

Group 1 - Alt5 Sigma, a lesser-known medical technology company, is shifting its focus from chronic pain treatment to the cryptocurrency sector, planning to raise $1.5 billion by selling shares to purchase WLFI cryptocurrency issued by World Liberty [1][3] - The company's market capitalization was only $180 million at the close last Friday, indicating that the transaction will significantly dilute existing shareholders' equity [3][10] - After the transaction, Alt5 Sigma will issue a total of 200 million shares, with 100 million shares being privately placed by World Liberty Financial in exchange for WLFI tokens [10] Group 2 - The transaction will result in a complete overhaul of the company's equity structure, with Eric Trump joining the board and Zach Vitkov becoming the chairman [10] - Alt5 Sigma will hold 7.5% of the total supply of WLFI tokens, which amounts to 7.5 billion tokens, but the current lack of exchange listing makes it difficult to assess the asset's value [10] - The stock price of Alt5 Sigma experienced significant volatility, initially rising over 7% before dropping as much as 30%, ultimately closing down 26% due to uncertainty regarding the value of WLFI tokens [10] Group 3 - Alt5 Sigma's move reflects the growing entanglement between the U.S. stock market and the cryptocurrency sector, with many U.S. listed companies beginning to purchase digital currencies [13] - This trend allows stock investors to gain exposure to "crypto-like assets" without needing to set up digital wallets, although it often leads to irrational premiums on these "crypto stocks" [13] - The Trump family's involvement in the cryptocurrency space is further evidenced by previous collaborations, including a new Bitcoin mining venture and plans for a Bitcoin ETF by Trump Media Technology Group [13]