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Its new headline measure, total platform margin, rose 12% from the second quarter to $487 million but was 12% lower than a year earlier. The company also gave no net income figure.
Customers traded $17.0 billion of crypto on the app and Bitstamp, against $32.5 billion a year earlier. Event contracts rose 136% to 5.9 billion, according to the company's monthly figures.
The Tether-backed company held 43,514 BTC on September 30. Its chief executive told shareholders that "a balance sheet is not a business," and the company still lost $186.5 million over nine months.
The Avalon maker reported an $8.0 million quarterly profit that came from fair-value gains on its crypto holdings and derivatives, not from operations, and said it has been selectively monetizing crypto to fund share repurchases.
Revenue from the company's operating business was about $1.2 million. Its digital asset holdings, recorded at fair value, account for most of its assets.
Revenue was $3.0 million. The company had pledged 11,385 Bitcoin for an options strategy, and holders of its $1 billion convertible notes can require it to buy them back for cash on November 30.
The company held 5.9 million ETH at the end of August. Almost all of the loss came from unrealized declines in the value of its crypto.
In its first quarter as a listed company, the tokenization firm reported record average tokenized assets of $5 billion and a $66.3 million net loss, about 90% of which it attributed to largely non-cash charges mainly tied to its merger and listing.
Reserve income fell 8%, but a token presale for Circle's Arc network lifted revenue. It also disclosed a workforce reduction of about 5%.
Adjusted net income, which strips out $715 million in gains on its crypto holdings and other items, was $78 million. Revenue was about flat from the second quarter.
The Bitcoin miner says it intends to keep selling Bitcoin to raise cash for AI infrastructure, convertible-note puts, and possible share buybacks. Third-quarter revenue fell 35%.
Crypto revenue fell 55% from a year earlier to $120 million, though it rose from $100 million in the second quarter. Net income fell 14%.
