Parataxis Ethereum announced it has completed its stock split and corporate-name change and will resume trading on the KOSDAQ under the updated name. The company also listed 745,424 newly issued shares through a third-party paid-in capital increase to strengthen its balance sheet. The 1-for-5 stock split expands the total number of shares, addressing liquidity constraints and paving the way for more active trading.
The firm said it will pursue a parallel growth strategy that combines its core security business with the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) venture. Cash flow from the security operations will be reinvested into R&D and channeled toward funding the Ethereum Treasury, creating a self-reinforcing cycle that aims to reduce external debt reliance and support future growth. This approach seeks to sustain cash flow across both segments.
Backed by strategic support from Parataxis Holdings in the United States, the Ethereum Treasury business will be the first domestically-listed company to deploy Ethereum staking to deposit assets on the blockchain and earn rewards independent of price movements. The model is designed to generate stable cash flow even during downturns, offering a defensive income profile reminiscent of high-dividend stocks.
The move comes amid broader industry momentum as global institutions increasingly tokenize real assets (RWA), with Ethereum emerging as a preferred standard. CEO Lee Myung-hoon said the company will accelerate asset management and align with the domestic digital asset framework to cement its leadership across security and Treasury services. Parataxis Ethereum intends to continue refining its business model to strengthen its market position and enhance shareholder value.
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